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What are these better platforms? Genuinely curious.
by tnel77 3y ago
What are these better platforms? Genuinely curious.
- e12e 3y agoSeems like a golden moment to astroturf in a successor with both reddit and twitter sabotaging themselves?
- zouhair 3y agotildes.net comes to mind
- c23gooey 3y agohave you got invites?
- bananamerica 3y agoI don't have any invites left, but you can get one easily on /r/tildes.
- moffkalast 3y ago> Tildes is currently in invite-only alpha, and you must be invited to be able to register. Copying the Google+ model, nice. We all saw how very well that went.
- bananamerica 3y agoYou're being absurd. Tildes is so profoundly unlike Google+ in so many levels I can only assume you never even opened their website.
- bee_rider 3y agoWhy astroturf? I mean, social media networks are naturally cyclical; the only thing they do is connect users, all the content comes from the users themselves, so the only way they can compete is by being free and not having figured out an annoying business model yet. Once they have to start making a profit, they are done for. Reddit and Twitter are about to hit/have hit that point. No astroturf here, plant some all-natural grass seed.
- numpad0 3y agoBiasing parent comment with an /s, maybe meant to say “create huge traffic of anime porn and burn down bank as well as hosting accounts of the poor operator”? That kind of happened with Mastodon and is happening on Misskey. :mailus_banknotes_areallscams:
- genmud 3y agoYou are talking on one of them.
- tnel77 3y agoFair enough. I do enjoy a daily dose of meme though and I’d prefer that that didn’t come from this website. It feels like this is the one place I can go to to find (usually) intelligent conversation about a wide range of topics.
- pokerface_86 3y agofunny enough that daily dose of meme feels like it has infected the entirety of reddit, at least on any sub with more than 100k subs that doesn’t have extremely strict moderation. a few months ago i left any and all subreddits that allowed image/meme posting and my reddit experience became a lot better.