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Smartphones count as creation machines because people create content on them. If you take a look at Tiktok, Instagram or many of the other social networks, you'
by wartijn_ 5y ago
Smartphones count as creation machines because people create content on them. If you take a look at Tiktok, Instagram or many of the other social networks, you'll see countless pieces of content that are created by smartphones each day.
- PodWaver 5y agoI hate to sound like a nostalgic fart, but remember when content creation meant making never seen before flash games and animations, or long video content instead of 5 seconds jokes and girls dancing half nakedly?
- selfhoster11 5y agoI fail to see how you addressed any of what I said. The comment that I wrote this in reply to literally made the same point as your comment.
- wartijn_ 5y agoIf you got that form that comment, I don't understand your first comment. It's clear to you that smartphones are being used to create content, but you still think they aren't content creation devices, because they lack precision? If content creation devices aren't the devices that create content, then what are they?
- xg15 5y agoThey can be used to create exactly three kinds of content: photos, audio recordings and videos. Yay. Have fun writing a novel, designing a presentation, remixing a song or making a video game on a smartphone.
- selfhoster11 5y ago> If content creation devices aren't the devices that create content, then what are they? I think that's a very good question. It's clear that devices like that are useful for some form of content creation, but I'm don't know if the term to refer to them has been coined or not. Intuitively, they don't seem to fit in the category we used to call "content creation", since that nearly always was synonymous with creation+precision, rather than "any kind of creation".