/farcon-rome comes to an end it was honestly surreal to see so many internet friends together in r(h)ome my main goal with farcon was to create an intimate gathering where people could genuinely connect, make new friendships, strengthen old ones, exchange ideas, build together, and just spend time with each other beyond the timeline farcaster culture has always been deeply rooted in this URL -> IRL loop, and i’m sure many of the connections created in rome will keep living online long after this week i was incredibly impressed by the snapathon and the 24 snaps submitted. same for the community talks and demos, they felt way closer to creative performances than traditional conference presentations. people weren’t just presenting ideas, they were expressing themselves through them the Q&A with @rish was another big highlight for me, and left me even more confident in the direction farcaster is heading. honestly, the energy shift already started a few weeks ago, but after these days you could really feel it in the air for real, we're going /higher @kismet’s contribution to the event was also massive. between the art, music, visuals, performances, and overall atmosphere, artists truly felt like first-class citizens. i really hope (and honestly believe) that this brings more creatives closer to farcaster and shows that this ecosystem is for them too in the few moments where i was actually able to slow down during the event, i had so many beautiful conversations with all of you. hearing people talk so positively about the energy, the ideas, and the feeling of the gathering itself genuinely made me emotional more than once really, really grateful to everyone who came, contributed, supported, performed, built, helped, sponsored, spoke, hacked, filmed, danced, cooked, volunteered, or simply showed up i also wanna take another moment to thank the team that made this possible @lucamorelli @andreap @darph @statuette @luciano - grateful to have you on my side the whole time i won’t forget this one 💜
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@neynar why not moving the spaces list to the empty bar on the right? there's so much unused space there + it would also match X user experience which people might be already friendly with
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london has a great energy, and it’s a nice city, but i wouldn’t live there because of the weather (i need vitamine D more than anything ☀️)
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