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This is...interesting/funny/sad all at the same time. Both of these designs could be argued as derivatives of FB itself. It makes me sad that neither of these
by kposehn 15y ago
This is...interesting/funny/sad all at the same time.
Both of these designs could be argued as derivatives of FB itself. It makes me sad that neither of these are truly innovative designs.
When you have something new to offer the world, don't offer SSDS (same sh*t different site). Give them something unique and compelling instead of the same-old! Otherwise, you are nothing more than an also-running.
Lead, don't follow.
- richoakley 15y agoAgree completely. Would love to see something innovative from someone. Had kinda hoped that 'someone' would be Google.
- thomasgerbe 15y agoI suppose the question is what can the next social network do that Facebook/G+ doesn't do (or do as well)? Whether it's messaging, posting photos, or reading news posts... Facebook does it well enough that people don't seek an alternative. I'm not sure what Diaspora could offer purely from a usability standpoint that would convince everyday users to move over. And it'll be especially more difficult to get people to migrate who are using Facebook for Spotify and other services.