We just launched threading on @yup! You can now post threads of multiple posts to Farcaster, Twitter/X, and more at once. 

To celebrate, here's a (crossposted!) thread of my thoughts on the platforms you can crosspost to on Yup:

web3 social all-in-one. 
crosspost to Farcaster, Twitter, Lens and Bluesky | yup.io | iOS: https://t.co/gJH0Bi07r4 | Android: https://bit.ly/3uaTz4T

founded @yup (acq by @thirdweb)
new x account https://x.com/nir pls follow

Farcaster: 

The strongest community around what "Tech Twitter" used to be. You can actually have a real discussion, which hasn't been true on social for many, many years. If I'm looking to learn, get help, hire, or get feedback, I usually turn to Farcaster. LOVE Warps concept, NFT features, AMAs, and dev community.

Twitter/X:

There are lots of memes of X being dead, but no one is close to dethroning it just yet. Their new monetization system is probably my favorite Elon feature. The modification of checkmarks and rebrand were my least favorite. Also, wish they censored less and opened their api more.

Threads:

Beautifully built, now people just need to use it. Definitely the largest context switch in terms of social graph and overall culture when compared to the others. Found it to be the most political as well, maybe like Facebook.

Lens: 

The place to talk about web3 in web3. Most composable and most monetization-friendly, a lot of use cases can come out of what they've built. Only decentralized platform on the list where video is an active medium. Its apps seem to deviate more from short-form-twitter-like experience, which is a good thing.

Bluesky: 

The largest and most diverse community of the decentralized protocols. The closest thing to a 'mini Twitter' in terms of culture, subgroups, and memes. Bluesky has the least spam, and I'm a fan of their use of DNS as handles and moderation lists (which I believe other protocols should adopt).