Farcaster

Yeah, it’s definitely gotten easier, and that’s exactly why people don’t ask about the client or the protocol anymore. Most of them just assume Farcaster is this client and don’t even consider exploring other clients.(They’ll think those other clients aren’t legit and have nothing to do with Farcaster.) 

The result? In the future, we might see the majority of the community concentrating around this client (Warpcast).  

I really hope this doesn’t happen, but that’s how I see it.  

If someone doesn’t care about decentralization or it’s not important to them, then this might actually be a good thing for them. But for me, it’s not, and it honestly worries me.

Asking questions is a good thing because it helps increase the knowledge of people who don’t really understand a new space!  

When someone who doesn’t understand Web3 or the difference between a client and a protocol starts asking questions, they gradually begin to get it. It might be a bit slow and challenging, but that’s the right path for awareness and community growth!  

If people don’t get curious and don’t ask questions, they’ll never learn, and as a result, they won’t even know what kind of world they’ve stepped into. And then, we could take advantage of their lack of knowledge for our own goals, like increasing centralization or bypassing the protocol’s mission of decentralization.

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totally agree...these things aren't always intuitive, curiosity is a good thing, and we should be welcoming/warm when posed questions, or see people who need assistance

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