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ted (not lasso)
@ted
february 17, 2024: experimenting with farcaster "stories" via @neynar throughout the day, buttons on the second frame will jump skip you forward. check back in at 3:30pm, 7:30pm, and 10:30pm. https://frames.neynar.com/f/6f89a5ac/505cd276
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@jdl
love this. except for the part where I loathe the stories format
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ted (not lasso)
@ted
what would you prefer to see instead?
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jd đș
@jdl
itâs an experiment worth running, to be sure. to me though that format is designed to maximize engagement signal rather than user experience
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jd đș
@jdl
not sure thereâs a use for frames given the âtell babes what I did todayâ use case
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ted (not lasso)
@ted
1. youâre underestimating how valuable the peek into someoneâs personal life is given âstoriesâ is instagramâs and snapchatâs most used feature 2. as soon as Iâm able to add a button that redirects to DCs, utility goes up 3. normal cast shows you view #, but not *who*; this tells me *who* is clicking
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jd đș
@jdl
from the jump, no shade on what you're doing. experiments are exactly what we need â im critiquing with loveâŠ
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1/ I'd argue it being the most used feature is a function of the author's authenticity and fast-twitch user engagement more than the utility of the experience. compressing _n_ moments into a single data object isn't inherently better
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