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Patricia Lee
@patriciaxlee.eth
Imagine if every Farcaster user was given $1,000 today to help support more “interesting” content (however each individual defines “interesting”). How would you spend it? Assume the following rules: - spend it over the next week or lose it - no hoarding or trading - must be given to other people or projects, not to fund your own - no quid pro quo No need to think very broadly unless you want to. I’m curious how people might spend it to cultivate the niches that interest them.
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Mikayla Mooney
@mikaylam
It’d be interesting to see a random acts of kindness or a series on the good/impactactful work users are doing here, both online and offline. I personally find it hard to sometimes engage online because it feels like you don’t know who anyone is. How can you peel back the curtain? Maybe a nomination form with online voting and the top 10 get rewarded to keep doing/expand their work!
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Patricia Lee
@patriciaxlee.eth
Just seeing this cast now (think it got buried in notifications)! I agree - it’s very difficult to get a sense of people. Unless they are a known and semi-public figure, most people are difficult to distinguish from bots on the Internet. I feel @bradq and @hankmoody are doing similar series to what you’re describing. Both of them do an incredible job encouraging people to show their human side - which makes the network feel more alive and connected.
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