Thoughts on Farcaster - derekbrown.xyz
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My Twitter account is old enough to drive. Granted, it’s just a learner’s permit, but still. That’s older than most web3 founders. (I kid, I kid.) I
My Twitter account is old enough to drive. Granted, it’s just a learner’s permit, but still. That’s older than most web3 founders. (I kid, I kid.) I remember when Twitter users were called Tweeple. And we had Tweetups. And the ecosystem was open. And the API was useful. And builders were aplenty. And Tweetie, TweetBird, and TweetDeck were independent clients that we all loved and used. The value-over-vanity mindset. And the momentum. The joy. The this-is-special feeling. And that exact feeling that is now gone from Twitter…I get from the Farcaster community. I didn’t get it from Clubhouse. I d
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