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@ifeoluwafavour
The first question is a very good question. Most people who get to the top of the leaderboard are very entertaining (@bertwurst.eth) or offer very valuable information (@kaufman) The Nigerian way of life is not relatable to most people here, so will our entertaining content be entertaining? Or our informative content be valuable to the masses of Farcaster? How many people care about the politics in our country? How many people care that Davido just released 5ive? How many people can relate to our everyday experiences if that's all we talk about? It is what it is.
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Ife
@ifeoluwafavour
That's why most of us don't dox ourselves. We blend in to be relatable enough so we can get engagement and climb the leaderboard.
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@ifeoluwafavour
Cc: @swampnet @bradq
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Alexander C. Kaufman
@kaufman
Is that true? Because the Nigerians I know make incredible music (entertaining) and are extremely intellectually and academically competitive (informative).
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Abbi
@rekisan
You said exactly what is on my mind
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N Daisy πΰ½²ΰΎπ½π©
@nd10
I Care
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kbc
@kbc
@pichi what did the Japanese or other non-English speaking community learn last year?
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bradq
@bradq
I didn't know you were Nigerian π³π¬ ...I appreciate knowing. Great points and your example of Nigerian culture is right on. I would think you are right that those things would not be 'popular.' I wonder, though, if there aren't things that would not necessarily make Nigerian culture popular but would be informative and that people would connect with. It feels like a fair number of FCers would enjoy a day in the life stuff of various Nigerians...and informing of Nigerian culture and then of course blended with things that are more web3 important. I can think of a handful of people rn that are in minority areas that I enjoy their content informing us of their culture and their country. And then of course, they also join in the more web3 centric convo too. I think everyone but Americans (I'm American) have to assimilate here. Westerners can do it easier and it gets much harder as you move east. I'm not posing enough answers, but want to think about it. Love the convo.
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