I'm guessing this is the signal for the end of these "short-snap-tik-stories". The idea about "Stories" is that making a short video is harder than a photo (whi

I'm guessing this is the signal for the end of these "short-snap-tik-stories". The idea about "Stories" is that making a short video is harder than a photo (which is harder than a text post); and as a result it'll generate more engagement vis-a-vis the competition. Now that everyone is doing it, the average engagement for each "Story" will be lowered; and "Stories" actually require significant effort to produce (comparing to say, a 100 words tweet). We're back full circle. I wonder what's the new, next shiny thing that will attract people. Maybe Zuckerburg is not so crazy after all. If you've seen these TikTok videos 10-15 years ago, you'd think these people should be admitted to a mental institution.