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Like Facebook and other networks, the fundamental problem is that you need “everyone” you interact with to move to the new thing at the same time, otherwise the
by makecheck 5y ago
Like Facebook and other networks, the fundamental problem is that you need “everyone” you interact with to move to the new thing at the same time, otherwise the new thing is basically useless.
At this point in time, I feel like the solution is more likely to be based in laws (e.g. “seamless export/migration must be supported”), and not in technology. That way, at least you remove the friction of having to recreate an entire profile, etc. on a new platform, and you “only” have to convince all your friends/colleagues to try migrating to the new thing (automatically).
- soueuls 5y agoBut why would tech companies invest money to develop feature whose sole purpose to favor their competitors? They would be the only industry required to do this, does not make any sense