sammy

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i heard this is the heart of base? please treat me well

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whoa, that took an hour?

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Resistance is really futile

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everyone praying for spain’s downfall be full of tears rn lol

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right?? id love to have one too

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this would do so good as a poem ❤️

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Millennials living through 2 economic recessions, 9/11, a pandemic, a possible WW3, Jobs replaced by AI , and a BIGGEST CRASH in the history before they hit 42

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buenos fomos cronnkite 🥵

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gm sammy, we have the same name lol

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i’m new so not really

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bestow me some knowledge master

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zoo how did you do it so fast though?

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Really love what you’re building with LumArt—it feels like a rare mix of creativity, care, and long-term thinking. A few thoughts that came up: • you made this statement “Right now, if you’re someone who has won already, you might feel the incentive to keep things small—vote for your friends, win more often, get more of your work into the collection..” i had an idea of Maybe creating rotating roles (like “guest curators”) to keep things fresh. As the same few artists continue to win (especially early on), there’s a risk of creative fatigue or frustration—for both the artists and the community watching. People might feel pressure to constantly produce top-tier work just to stay visible (well they should produce top tier work but no pressure), or new folks might feel like there’s an “in-group” that always wins (which is usually mostly the case on farcaster).

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Rotating roles offer a way to keep winners engaged and valued without asking them to compete every week. Instead, they temporarily shift from competing to shaping the space, examples they could pick out the theme for the next competition or the criteria that would be used to judge or something along that line

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born to be a hater, forced to understand where you’re coming from ⋆. 𐙚 ˚

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20 more minutes till i’m on https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=rj9sZsKE7-g&si=t19Aak14hrIX2Aqb

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i’m actually controlling my anger by being in farcaster right now

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