I think OTF has a problem.
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#22
Also just engage with the community so people know who you are. Basic human socialization skills
im quite a well known person, and ive made all the impact i want to make. i dont care to get a bunch of attentionZ
There's definitely lots of people that gain attention due to either there ragebait or there popularity.
uhm why was my name mentioned liek ten times
9 hrs ago
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#32
I believe in quality over quantity, but like there are people yes I understand. There’s some people who are looked at even if they’re not popular, but there are people who have just maybe two posts and that might be good for them, but there are people who want a little more and there’s nothing wrong with that like I believe in what all of y’all are saying it’s just the people who want a little more.
9 hrs ago
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#33
Sorry Lily I was just using you as an example. I didn’t mean to like anything to offend you sorry it’s just that you’re kind of popular
8 hrs ago
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#34
And I’m sorry if I use anyone’s name it’s probably because you’re popular and I wanted to use you as an example so sorry
lol dw
It's not that hard to find "success" in otf, all you got to do is sell your heart to the devil :]
8 hrs ago
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#37
i think that lily and basix threads are popular bc they are fun threads, and yes people tend to overlook other threads by lesser known people but a lotta other stuff is spam as well🤷♀️.so bc of the spam people go to threads by well known otfers
Yeah, you need unique threads to make popular threads, reusing isn't the way to go
I work pretty hard on my threads, usually spending hours writing posts for the community. My posts are a pretty good quality, and they’re worked on a lot before I post them. That, and I don’t post too often (usually weekly), and it’s not spam.
Users whose threads don’t get much attention because they’re spam threads or because they’re not a well known user. There are reasons why threads are popular and vice versa.
Quality over clickbait?! In 2025?!?!