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Yes, it's a sentiment you share with many here on HN, I'm sure. But Facebook doesn't address our needs primarily; it addresses the networking needs of the avera
by stareatgoats 9y ago
Yes, it's a sentiment you share with many here on HN, I'm sure. But Facebook doesn't address our needs primarily; it addresses the networking needs of the average person, which may add up to half the global population or more by the time they are done.
Who can at any time reach out to another average person on the other side of the globe, be it acquaintance or stranger, and discuss matters of mutual interest, without jumping though hoops or even knowing how to google, and (because of the real name policy) be reasonably safe from harassment.
But hey, to each his or her own.
- alexandercrohde 9y ago>> But hey, to each his or her own. Then build a system that supports both. Let people opt-in to a lookup directory (phone-book), but make it anonymous by default.