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Why every new social media clone looks the same? I don't know much about large scale projects, but wouldn't hosting videos become a huge cost in a project like
by AlienRobot 2y ago
Why every new social media clone looks the same?
I don't know much about large scale projects, but wouldn't hosting videos become a huge cost in a project like this? Many social medias didn't have video support until they were huge. In fact, I think Plurk still doesn't support it, even though it has existed for 16 years.
But the other day I learned about this "TikTok" thing that is video-centric, and that there is a clone called Kwai, which is also video-centric, and that everyone seems to want a platform to share videos for some reason.
- id00 2y agoFor an average person, video is easier to consume. That means it's easier to create a loop resulting in much better engagement