b05 replying to: cassie

“Don’t come to me with a problem if you can’t articulate a solution” - a CEO I worked for years ago.

The numbers are compelling for showing decline, but what will cause participation to increase by forking away?

I assume that most of the users that hypersnap has attracted came from being existing Farcaster users. Is that the case?

If so, then what is the compelling feature set or narrative that makes the fork retain existing users and attract new users?

We lose all organic inbound traffic.

We lose what brand recognition is left.

I don’t have a problem with the fork as a better platform, I just don’t see how this solves the problem of a declining user base, but I may have missed that in previous posts.

Shouldn’t Hypersnap continue to leverage the users that are still here?

I just don’t see how post incompatibility = growth.

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