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we should stop creating categories like infoFi or attentionFi, and focus instead on prioritizing quality content and identifying who actually has skin in the game

the more i investigate twitter data, the more farming i see. people just want engagement, but that doesn’t mean they care about the tokens they talk about

the attention layer must be trusted, linked to onchain data and focused on quality content over typical social stats

that’s what i’m building with /checkr, and i’m gonna change the way we look at user mindshare through Creators' Impact

building checkr.social | writing tomu.xyz | nf.td/tomu

spot on. farming, and talking crap for the sake of farming, is bad. there is no quality, and eventually it rots the experience of the platform. kaito has kinda ruined ct

excited to see how /checkr reshapes this conversation.

This is the direction we need.
Too much noise, not enough signal.

Labels like infoFi or attentionFi feel like distractions when what truly matters is onchain alignment and real value.

Love the vision behind /checkr — rooting for this shift toward trust, transparency, and quality in the attention layer. Let’s build better primitives for mindshare.