As our industry scales, how do we keep onchain ecosystems like Farcaster as equitable and open for latecomers as early adopters?

Will Papper

There's a fundamental problem which is that most networks tend to ossify and the original contributors get set in stone, and it's really hard for anyone who's later to get into that in the same way. And I think that there is a powerful counter to that, which is to have a lot of different interfaces for the same thing. The reason why is because the people who are good at Twitter are different from the people who are good at Reddit and that's different from the people who are good at Instagram. The more open the data is and the more data there is for people to compose with the more interfaces they can make that offer different social hierarchies for a specific use case.