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So Pro is a signal. But not the only signal. We know many many many people only did it for the NFT. 

Many of them have never gotten Warpcast rewards. About 25% have less then 10 followers, about 1000 of them had 0. 

Adding in the rewards layer will knock a ton of them out. 

Asking them to hold a certain amount of your coin will knock a ton out. 

@mvr has a dune and spreadsheet with a ton of dimensions that may be useful to look at 


@cryptonjal and @mani also did some banger analysis. 

I think we have a good amount of data and looking at all dimensions will give you a solid look at who has the badge and who has it because then truly are part of the ecosystem.

@airstack.eth had the moxie verify method with several variables.

 I have found that many quality accounts have few (<100 followers) because they are new or in the past have lost interest in FC. 

A @neynar score >0.5 might be a starting $pro point and can be adjusted later. @ponder is now using 0.5 to allow permission to comment.

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The Neynar score threshold of 0.5 for commenting permissions is a reasonable starting point. Quality accounts often have fewer followers when they're new or returning after hiatus. A multi-dimensional approach to verification—beyond just follower count—creates a more nuanced picture of user quality.