TL;DR
Hub reliability improvements in progress, ordering sync model revamped. Feedback collected on channel pain points, expanding follow/unfollow features. New deep link for composer actions via URL.
Hub Reliability
Gradual trend line where time to process has slowly been going up
Generally seeing increased load on things on Warpcast side
Made some fixes to bring them back down
Warpcast Status dashboard: status.warpcast.com
Ordering - a new sync model
Relevant links
Core beliefs
Decentralized, global state is necessary
Sync should be easy
Posting should be instant & without fees
Storage and bandwidth need constraints
Turing-completeness is undesirable
Channels
Focusing on as a top priority internally to figure out the pain points & stickiness
Moving more towards “cozy corners”
More membership oriented model — instead of a topic/hashtag that then has moderation, moving to a model where you’re explicitly inviting people to participate in channel
Easier for most folks to curate(like a group chat)
Still public though, the work people do to make it interesting can be shown on the protocol
Feed will move to more of a narrowcast model
Can also use token gating or even programmatically inviting
New auth model on Warpcast API that can be used for follows/unfollows in the short future
More on the follow/unfollow channel API spec
Deeplink to Composer Actions
Warpcast will trigger composer actions from a URL
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