Pretty interesting result. Both @horsefacts.eth and @ted gave a shoutout, we momentarily had 26 consecutive users on the page, but it seems there is some distrust to "adding a miniapp?"

I'd have expected more to adopt the notifications but I feel like most apps maybe spam too much so that it's hard to convince people?

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Every single miniapp prompting to "Add to Warpcast" before even using it is really really annoying.

I hate this pattern with a passion but I think kiwi is one case where it makes sense. Would help to prime the user with what to expect before prompting to add?

Naively it sounds like I'm getting push notifications to my phone with random news (kill me now), but instead I'm getting community news added to my Farcaster activity stream which is kinda nice.

IMO this is more of an issue with how miniapps spec is designed, but not much willingness to fix this.

I hate this pattern with a passion but I think kiwi is one case where it makes sense. Would help to prime the user with what to expect before prompting to add?

Naively it sounds like I'm getting push notifications to my phone with random news (kill me now), but instead I'm getting community news added to my Farcaster activity stream which is kinda nice.

IMO this is more of an issue with how miniapps spec is designed, but not much willingness to fix this.

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IMO less about what you won't do and more about setting expectations of what you will do.

I agree it would be better to put a promise there saying that we‘ll never send bad stuff or smth