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It's not like the planet survived, it's more like people went on with other similar services. It's not like the use disappeared for six hours. This service disa
by gregoriol 5y ago
It's not like the planet survived, it's more like people went on with other similar services. It's not like the use disappeared for six hours. This service disappeared but people kept doing the same things elsewhere. The problem is more about people's behaviour and our world and expectations.
- JasonFruit 5y agoWell, they did things elsewhere, but were they the same things? Probably some of them: they read news, they texted friends, they checked their favorite forums — but they didn't read news in Facebook's bubble, or provide data to Facebook about what they read, said, or learned. I'm calling that a win for decentralization.
- prirai 5y agoAnd then everything was back to usual again.
- gregoriol 5y agoThe thing I was pointing is that it's not about facebook: it's just tools; if those tools are removed, people will do the same with other tools (instead of whatsapp it will be telegram, instead of posts it will be twitter/reddit/...), it is just a matter of time until something replaces a void, because people are needing this nowadays