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really dig the "slow" idea. Will you federate? There's a good argument for this here (you would have a built-in audience of at least 5m accounts): https://www.
by riffic 5y ago
really dig the "slow" idea. Will you federate? There's a good argument for this here (you would have a built-in audience of at least 5m accounts):
https://www.michellelim.org/writing/into-the-fediverse/ https://www.michellelim.org/writing/into-the-fediverse/
Federation could be your "moat" to avoid joining the Club of Abandoned Social Apps (it's a harsh ecosystem, ask Clubhouse or App.Net).
- CitrusFruits 5y agoProbably won't federate. TBH, federation doesn't appeal to me that much. I recognize it has benefits, but it also introduces significant complexity. Plus, Slow Social is already designed to work with the most widely adopted federated platform: email. Posts can be sent as emails, and there is no comment system other than opening up an email and starting a conversation with them that way.