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I mean this sincerely: in the sense of not hurting people, wouldn’t Facebook, Twitter, etc., obviously also be on a list like this? It seems beyond dispute at t
by mlthoughts2018 7y ago
I mean this sincerely: in the sense of not hurting people, wouldn’t Facebook, Twitter, etc., obviously also be on a list like this? It seems beyond dispute at this point that these services have failed entirely, except in a very narrow economic sense that only matters to a very tiny subset of the population and only when considered independently of harm caused.
- ctdonath 7y agoThey haven’t failed yet. Yet. At a billion or so users they’re still the go to venues. Having watched social media sites fail since BBS days, clearly a critical mass of users are looking for alternatives, with a mass exodus once enough start going to the same new place (vs how G+ failed).