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What a depressing vision of the future. I tried four square for a few days before forgetting it existed. I ignore facebook feeds. A tweet occasionally get my
by parfe 15y ago
What a depressing vision of the future.
I tried four square for a few days before forgetting it existed. I ignore facebook feeds. A tweet occasionally get my attention because some aggregation site highlights it. StumbleUpon entertained me for a while. None of these sites contain original content.
I don't agree with Blogger being included in that group. Blogger, and blogs in general, focus on creating content rather than merely leeching someone else's creation.
I would like to see a breakdown of popular content. Strip out the one hit wonders and see just how many people truly and consistently contribute content.
- KevinEldon 15y agoYou've posted a comment on a site that aggregates links to content. Pinterest is essentially the same thing. It's pictures, not so much text... but the pictures are augmented with user comments, curated into collections that people find useful, and generally the pictures are backed by more detailed content. My experience with users of Pinterest has been that they are frequently inspired to create new things from the ideas they find on Pinterest.