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A bear case for social audio
- vixen99 5y agoBear or bare?
- janhenr 5y agoInteresting piece! Thanks for sharing. Nitpick if you are the OP: while I appreciate the distinctive style, the font really made it hard for me to read
- johnchristopher 5y agoI immediately reach for the "read clearly" button in firefox but it doesn't always appear and this time it didn't. Funnily enough I clicked the chevron and there are some settings. It's a tiddly wiki. I tried changing the font but didn't succeed at first try so I gave up.
- unicornporn 5y agoCould someone edit the URL? It's linking to the full TiddlyWiki. Here's the permalink for the post: https://elevis.io/#A%20Bear%20Case%20for%20Social%20Audio https://elevis.io/#A%20Bear%20Case%20for%20Social%20Audio
- Mountain_Skies 5y agoSounded like it was possibly an interesting topic but as happens far too often these days, the desire to have unique visual design ended up being an assault on the eyes. I'm very bearish on this type of (hideous) style above substance.
- ketamine__ 5y agoMany Twitter users with a high follower count have turned off replies from people they don’t follow. So it’s basically just an announcement platform for perceived genius.
- LarryEt 5y agoTerrible font and nonsensical rambling.
- gpapilion 5y agoI actually think the value of the live conversation is lost and most of these would be better as pod casts. They aren’t very shareable, since they synchronous. Editing would help most of the ones I’ve listened to.