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I have noticed a personal trend that I click all the time on links shared via Path for all sorts of people (friends and people I have never met). But I don't d
by jason_shah 15y ago
I have noticed a personal trend that I click all the time on links shared via Path for all sorts of people (friends and people I have never met).
But I don't do the same for Foursquare. For what other apps do people click through when links are shared on Twitter and Facebook?
- casemorton 15y agoYeah Facebook & Twitter for sure, also Tumblr. But the people you're clicking on Path are in your group right? You can't just see anyone, or am I wrong?
- evanwalsh 15y agoI don't have any people in my group and I've been able to look at others' links.
- Aloisius 15y agoOnly the person who posted the photo can share it (and as far as I can tell, only at the time they post). As I understand it, by sharing it they are basically giving access to anyone who has the URL.
- dcaranda 15y agonot sure this comparison makes sense. viewing photos isn't foursquare's primary use case. venue broadcast/discovery is. I have 2 problems with Path. 1- I'm not sure what their primary use case is (check-ins, photos, status, music broadcast, tell people I'm awake? wtf). 2- They're not the best at doing any of these things. I'd rather check-in and discover venues on foursquare. I'd rather upload a photo to instagram. I'd rather tell people what I'm listening to on hype machine and spotify. I've never felt the need to tell people when I'm awake or going to sleep but maybe I'm behind on that one. I know Path has awesome (the best?) mobile design. Necessary, but not sufficient.