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Honestly, regulators should probably step in already when it comes to anti competitive practices on social media sites. It's clear they're doing everything in t
by CM30 2y ago
Honestly, regulators should probably step in already when it comes to anti competitive practices on social media sites. It's clear they're doing everything in their power to kill off the open web and stop people using their platforms for anything other than self posts, and a few future legal guidelines saying platforms with X number of users or more can't limit posts based on corporate interests would do a lot to fix it.
Of course, LinkedIn's other issue is that the only content I've seen do well there is meaningless fluff about 'the hustle' and 'how millionaires/large companies have the right mindset to succeed'. If you're a Tony Robbins/TedX kind of person, then LinkedIn's probably a great place. If you actually want to share your knowledge about a subject you're qualified in/have experience in, then you're better off on Twitter/Substack/Hacker News/niche specific forums and Discord servers.