> I think that there are going to be problems with any social platform The problem is the idea of a "social platform". We need social technology, not social p

> I think that there are going to be problems with any social platform The problem is the idea of a "social platform". We need social technology, not social platforms. We need technology that allows people to communicate and share, but we don't need a middleman that is semantically involved in any of this. Telephone networks don't care about the content of your calls, they simply allow you to talk to people. Parks and pubs don't have people who monitor what you are talking about, they simply provide you with a place to meet. That is what the internet and technology building on it should provide.