priyanka🦉
@priyanka
*asks a question bc she needs help understanding something she doesn’t have enough info on* response: *crickets* *shares that if you use a shrug emoji in a text, then it upsets her* response: *65 likes and 10 comments* make it make sense
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Joshua Hyde (he/him)
@jrh3k5.eth
In fairness, I don't know what you need to be well-versed in to help devs with mini apps. I also don't have a strong opinion about shrug emojis, but I *can* more easily come up with such an opinion on the spot than answer the first question.
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priyanka🦉
@priyanka
totally fair. and i know that’s what was happening but i was just bummed that in a place where this answer could be answered by so many ppl, it went unnoticed. it took me a lot of courage to ask the question and look so uninformed so emotions were emotion-ing. also this: https://farcaster.xyz/priyanka/0xdd511f00
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Joshua Hyde (he/him)
@jrh3k5.eth
I think it's a problem of content virality that affects all social platforms, as was implied in that other thread. There's a lower bar to engagement there, so people glom into it, which increases its visibility, which makes more people engage with it, which increases its visibility... I think part of the solution could be what you do - relying on people to recast to non-organically increase visibility to try to bootstrap engagement. Makes me also wish channels were more developed. Feels like a dedicated subspace to the topic would be another way to increase visibility of a "niche" question.
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