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@zinger
Open source this, open source that How about you open your code editor and build something yourself instead of demanding that a company give you all of the pieces you need? So sick of the entitlement from some devs on here, most apps wouldn’t even get retained usage if you could clone Warpcast anyway Enough.
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@phil
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@rjs
A complete - server and client - set of reference implementations for an open source protocol is not entitlement, it's standard practice.
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@stephancill
Would agree with you if we were not talking about by far the most dominant client for a decentralized social protocol Companies (rightfully) don’t want to compete with warpcast so we are not seeing adoption of alternative clients, which totally undermines key features of decentralized social Warpcast being open source (even just as a reference) would help prevent a lot of expensive work from being duplicated and level up the average farcaster client standard
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@maretus
Until Merkle opens up DCs/group chats, I don’t think an alt client can ever actually get many users.
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Leeward Bound
@leewardbound
"open source this, open source that" nope, just open source warpcast... ... which is built by the billion dollar unicorn who fundraised on a promise of decentralized web3 social, who controls the whole network and protocol and maintains a centralized advantage ... in web3, where all the big clients and nodes are *always* open source ... in the community that enjoys the reputation of being a place for builders building in public someone else building an open or better competitor DOES NOT SOLVE THESE ISSUES #opensourcewarpcast
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@quillingqualia.eth
But retained usage on any one app is not the goal. Usage of the network is. I think the close sourcing is deliberate tho to encourage devs
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@na
danger is closed economies cloning open economies leapfrogging on exploitative wages not about entitlement but about bad work
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@phil
😂
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@fritzorama.eth
Nah, nah, nah, you got it all wrong, mate... better to let someone else do all the heavy lifting. Take it easy, have a pop tart, and when they've got the job done, sacrificed endless hours of their time... shout at them incessantly to release the work for free while trying to come off as a web3 white Knight freedome fighter...
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@rektorship
100%
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@llamafacts.eth
Agree. The most important "closed" aspect of farcaster is the fact that it's direction is controlled by a private company, and all the decisions are made by them, and these decisions will always try to benefit the private company, not the open protocol. You can suggest things but the last word is on them. The code not being open sourced is not as important as that. Trying to directly compete with warpcast would be dumb and "unfair" anyways even if they open sourced it.
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@ttberry
open source this, open source that 😘
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@0xqeew
lmao
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@toyboy.eth
I understand this but not all open source advocacy is about entitlement,most times it’s about innovation
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