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Are social networks inherently evil? Is it possible some sort of B-Corp or Foundation could run an ethical social networking product that put respecting and se
by tlow 8y ago
Are social networks inherently evil?
Is it possible some sort of B-Corp or Foundation could run an ethical social networking product that put respecting and serving its users as a first principle?
Could an offering out-compete today's products and gain significant user-ship?
Is a post-Facebook world better?
- lostgame 8y ago>> Is a post-Facebook world better? Only when the alternative follows some of the principles you stated. Edit: Oh, also, if it means we see less zombie-scrolling.
- kopo 8y agoAll they have to do is hide the like count. And humanity can return to normal human communication without a count influencing every behaviour and thought. They can still use the counts behind the scenes to surface popular content and whatever else they do with it.