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So their aim is to solve the societal problem of "How can we monetize the concept of FOMO". I see why it is both popular yet despised.
by tolbish 5y ago
So their aim is to solve the societal problem of "How can we monetize the concept of FOMO". I see why it is both popular yet despised.
- gkoberger 5y agoI don't think that's what it is. It's a bit hard to get an invite (although allegedly there's 10 million users now, so not that hard), but once you're inside, everything is open and free and accessible to anyone. You could argue that things being realtime cause FOMO, but that's true about conversations. Everything is so "on-demand" now; there's something nice about the ephemeral, realtime nature of it. It encourages spontaneity.