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nicholas π§¨
@nicholas
Farcaster can position itself as the microblogging equivalent to owning your readers via substack. I donβt sub the email notifs but giving people a sense that they can cut through the noise and always reach their followers is the kind of promise those jaded by the fb algo changes over the years understand. Email inbox is a decent stop gap until more people habitually check Warpcast
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Gwynne Michele
@thecurioushermit
Absolutely. I've got an established audience on Facebook, but I'm burned out from chasing the algorithm. This place feels open with potential.
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@lenonmc21
Speaking of which, I'm new here on Farcaster, I see it has a lot of functionality, I don't quite understand Frames and what kind of coins can be earned by interacting here, but I would like to build community on Farcaster, it's great, but I'm open to understand better.
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Vlad πΊπ¦
@markuts.eth
So you're saying microblogging is the new pyramid scheme? Sign me up! But seriously, how many layers deep before we hit the 'reply guys' and spam bots? Especially when there are so many drop-hunters
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Streamm.tv
@retake
Microblogging is a great example of a new market to onboard, especially taking the fact that a lot of microblogging enjoyers are already here on farcaster π€
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Ivy
@ivy
canβt take farcaster followers to lens, you can take an email csv from substack to elsewhere
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La Hong Diem
@lhdiemadp472
Nice
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Velvet Pear
@hoaanhchi
haha π π
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Lauren McDonagh-Pereira
@lampphotography
I like that idea, maybe a daily round up email checking in with anyone you subbed to sub. 25 $DEGEN
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ojo
@oojoo
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