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I knew it. I'm not nobody. Sorry for pointing out, but such absolutists statements are easily debunked with a single 'black swan'.
by berkes 4y ago
I knew it. I'm not nobody.
Sorry for pointing out, but such absolutists statements are easily debunked with a single 'black swan'.
- seydor 4y ago
- rmedranollamas 4y agoI know it too, thanks.
- CharlesW 4y ago> Sorry for pointing out, but such absolutists statements are easily debunked with a single 'black swan'. The parent commenter was making a generalization, like "all birds have wings". The discoverability problem is a legitimate point. If we allow the colloquial English for a moment, it'd be interesting to hear informed opinions on how that can be solved.
- peoplefromibiza 4y ago> on how that can be solved like everything: marketing campaigns. Right now media are reporting (embedding) statements from EU from private social networks, in the future PR are going to include links to the new platforms and journalists will start to track them instead. Exactly how it happened with Twitter, nobody knew about it months after its launch. Nobody mentioned it as a source for important stuff, especially not established media outlets/newspapers. A little reminder: Twitter is 16 years old, was never profitable, and, despite the billions poured into the platform and into "buying" attention, it "only" has 200 million active users/day globally, compared to the 2 billions of WhatsApp user active daily or the 1.7 billion active Facebook users. The vast majority of social network users around the World don't even know what Twitter is and why it should matter.
- soco 4y agoI know Twitter yet still don't know why it should matter. Just another social media platform, they come and go since a while already. If it was useful, another one will jump in its place (see Vine -> TikTok)