Think I’m out on personal channels

Not much reason to cast in them vs. to your home feed (followers) unless you’re really leaning into building a community around your personal brand (most people aren’t)

I do enjoy the lens of them being like a Facebook wall where friends can post “to” you (a bit different than tagging you) but don’t think that’s enough of a benefit on its own

/new-york 🗽 • /untzuntz 😈 • /tastebuds 🍕 Fan of eating tacos and bringing people together, often at the same time 🌮

I don’t post nearly enough to warrant it but I’ve considered it for my lifestyle slop that I don’t think is broadly interesting but I still enjoy posting and more IRL type connections may want to follow

Meatspace

@farcaster dev / dad / books, cooks, ski, code ~ there are many things of which a wise man might wish to be ignorant

I think lots of people think similarly with their channels but for me it’s difficult to parse how they plan on using their channels.

I think what could be more sustainable and healthy for the network would be some type of filtering, maybe at the app level, to where you could cast lifestyle slop in /irl or a

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/***** offline; reach out elsewhere *****/

similar channel, and then somehow people who really wanna see that type of content from you get more exposed to it.

I think fortifying channel content with accurate content (is very hard to moderate at scale but) can slowly start clustering similar channels together and form swarms of cozy corners.

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