reply guys

me when I build a new product and decide not to airdrop any tokens to people who sold $7.33 of a token from a miniapp that makes dick jokes

It’s tough to please everyone with this style of promotional airdrop. Setting criteria that align with the demographic you want to acquire is a tricky balance—and it’s basically impossible to get it perfect. Some folks will always find something to criticize.

The selective nature of this type of airdrop definitely creates a sense of exclusivity. That can leave some people feeling left out.

Does that hurt brand equity in the long run? Probably not significantly as most people forget quickly, and it likely doesn’t affect conversion rates much. But it can leave a temporary sour taste.

Given the breadth of the network, narrowing the scope to under 2,000 accounts was always going to be a challenge.

For those who missed out, you can still earn the upcoming June 13 airdrop by using the platform and collecting fees.

Assuming most of your subcasts are directed at today’s airdrop. 

I wrote a thread but here’s an excerpt. 

Important point is there’s a difference between a promotional activity and an airdrop as a reward.

Assuming most of your subcasts are directed at today’s airdrop. 

I wrote a thread but here’s an excerpt. 

Important point is there’s a difference between a promotional activity and an airdrop as a reward. 

https://farcaster.xyz/nickysap/0xecc57623

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And yes wrt promotional activity as opposed to a reward

I’ll do a different write up for why devs should consider what ghost is saying

time will tell if your product will survive or if it will make ppl want to join on the ride. 

For me personally, and I think for most of those who didn't get the pennies drop - it puts a red cross on your product. probably won't even consider it.

good luck