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First little bit sounded slightly off then, the mid was scrip reading. If you sent it out as a different account you would have faked me out.

A very good take on value and value assessment. How do you feel on the topic given another month of time?

corndalorian 2y ago

Yea it had its moments where you could tell, but really impressive overall.

As for the topic, it was interesting the timing when I wrote it. I had been thinking about it for a week or two and then wrote that post like a day before Damus implemented the Onlyzaps feature. I decided to try the setting in combination with focusing on the “quality over quantity” approach with zaps, and committed to doing it for at least a month. I’ve come to really enjoy the experience I’m having with it and plan to continue it. It feels good zapping someone a few hundred or even a few thousand sats for great content/engagement. I do throw in some smaller zaps here and there for the fun of it, and zapathon is still full blast 😂 The one-tap zaps have added a new dynamic though, and I’m not sure how it will affect my habits yet. It encourages frequent zapping, which is a little contrary to this idea of quality over quantity. So I guess we’ll see with time on that.

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Dan Wedge 2y ago

It's been an interesting experience indeed. I like the place the piece comes from. I feel you are just a touching on the surface of what a zap can be. It's ability and usage will grow, I feel very few hours have been used to think of it creatively. I watched the APIs of the socmedia move behind paywalls. This place too will change and we are building it, my friend. I appreciate everything you do for this and my community.

Stay ₿itcoin Corndalorian, gold can’t stay.

corndalorian 2y ago

Thanks! 🙏 The concept of value for value as a model for content sharing/monetization is very interesting to me. And the ease with which sats can be sent to anyone anywhere, and how zaps are being integrated in more/new ways, I think it makes sense that habits will evolve over time as each of finds what works and what doesn’t.