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People will say “good riddance, Twitter was always trash”. Personally I disagree (I’ve been happily using it for years, I just don’t get involved in political s
by afavour 3y ago
People will say “good riddance, Twitter was always trash”. Personally I disagree (I’ve been happily using it for years, I just don’t get involved in political shitfights) but even if it is true I will think it’s a notable lesson.
Scaling human interaction up to internet size just doesn’t seem to work. Reddit just about held it together but only because it functioned as a collection of mini communities you could dip in and out of. Almost all larger communities have always been a mess.
I’m not totally sure what the lesson is here but I am very curious where we’ll be in fifty years time. I hope somewhere good, I fear not.
- Guvante 3y agoIt also doesn't help that making a profit is hard especially from user driven content which advertisers are uncertain about. You can try making your platform advertiser friendly but stuff that isn't advertising friendly tends to be the best way to hook users...