this cast is a @looti campaign with $300 in $ATL rewards, just quote it to participate, and ofc pls read on !! @0xconca.eth and I have been blown away by the positive comments, feature requests, and bug reports since launching @looti last week our goal is to make Looti the best way to reward the people who help your projects grow, gain attention, and earn lasting loyalty we know how hard it is to build, and we believe the best path forward is building strong communities, and rewarding them for telling your story that's all for now, will be working on a few basic improvements and some pretty big feature updates over the next few weeks and months thanks to everyone who trusted us to create a campaign, or participate in one, you're all legends go @looti

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welcome new ppl to farcaster i'm jacob, and i'm building @atlas (pictured) on farcaster we're exploring reputation / contribution-based rewards via @looti (see mini app) and linktrees w superpowers via @marqui (launching soon) $ATL is the token uniting them all feel free to follow along https://looti.club

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the $ATL tag is now verified to link to the @atlas token! tyvm to @linda for making this happen, and to @slokh for jumping on *many* other token bug reports it's a brand new day

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gm, @marqui (by @atlas) is coming to iOS i'm looking for someone who can help me w the basic setup on the apple developer platform p.s. pls tag em' if you know 'em

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i’ve been vibecoding for about 3 years now, basically since chatgpt dropped in nov 2022 it was magic at first ideas → code → dopamine no plans, no specs, just shipping but after building the @marqui prototype and then fully breaking it i’m about ready to retire as a vibecoder why? time is our most valuable asset experience compounds but experimentation doesn’t, at least not indefinitely vibecoding is great for exploration it’s terrible for leverage at some point: intuition needs structure speed needs direction experiments need memory otherwise you’re just paying the same tuition over and over again the next phase isn’t less creativity it’s creativity with intent systems that remember decisions that compound vibes got me here but they won’t get me where i’m going a cracked team will, so i'm building one

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@atlas can run a whole ecosystem without extra app tokens 🤍

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LFG https://looti.club/campaigns/vPGQsLeE2A6o99oT5BtW

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this is the culmination of my thought process on clanking @looti tldr: no, we are going with the @atlas network token thankful to everyone who participated in the @looti campaign to help answer this question!

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*the well* this video sums up my philosophy on tokens and particularly the @atlas token i've built around grateful again to the @venturetothex team for the great conversation and clipping this part tyvm @naaate and @ting !!

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maybe @marqui will have some messaging features?

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oh i love this one about @marqui what a fun convo!

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join me as i learn about what websites are! (and probably misstate basic technical details)

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"look ma, i'm famous" was great chatting w @venturetothex about @atlas and it's very cool to see they clipped this part about how i got into decentralized social and thinking about the social internet i wanted for myself and my family tyvm @naaate and @ting !!

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tldr: @marqui and the history of *social* *social* has never been a stable product category. it keeps reinventing itself on top of the same primitive: a person, a website, and the ability to read and write on the internet. the early web had it, too. blogs weren’t just posts. they had authors, commenters, profile blurbs, and little communities stitched together by hyperlinks. every blog was a protosocial network. then facebook arrived and formalized the pattern: a structured profile, interests, privacy settings, a wall where other people could write on your page. the news feed simply inverted that: instead of visiting everyone else’s page, all the updates came to you. twitter and reddit changed where *social* happens. reddit said: it’s about topics, not people. twitter said: it’s about the public square. both felt social in the way a park or marketplace does: you can meet people, but the magic is the free association. fast-forward and everything sort of converged on the same abstraction: a user’s “website,” with structured text, links, identity, and read/write surfaces for themselves and others. the form factor is stable because it’s familiar. if you drift too far from it, users get confused. but if you stay too close, you inherit all the limitations of incumbents: the noise, the feeds, the lack of structure, the absence of intention. imo, the goal now shouldn't be to invent a new “social network.” it’s to return to the primitive, the personal website, and make it finally smart, connected, and programmable. that’s where @marqui lives. social, but oriented around you, not the feed. and powered by agents that can bring the world in selectively, not indiscriminately through feeds. thanks for reading, would love to hear thoughts as we navigate the @marqui mind maze!

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lol

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