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There's absolutely a distinction. There is a definite use case where you want to post your photo to the world and let everyone see it. But, you're missing all
by chrysb 16y ago
There's absolutely a distinction. There is a definite use case where you want to post your photo to the world and let everyone see it. But, you're missing all of the other moments in between. The transient moments that the rest of the world doesn't want to see, but your friends do, like a picture of your latte, or an inside joke. The types of photos that are time-sensitive, contextual, and personal. The types of photos that add value to you and your friends and family, but not to all of your followers' twitter streams.
Think of the photos that you send via MMS (if you do), and then apply that concept to all of your close friends. It's not only about show and tell, it's about communicating and staying in touch with the people that matter to you.
We're still working to find the right words to describe what we've uncovered. There's a certain point where people "get it" and understand the potential and value of Treehouse.
Thanks for asking!