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I think there a number of interesting use-cases that were underserved by Twitter's decision to become a widescale media company. I described my vision of what
by dalton 14y ago
I think there a number of interesting use-cases that were underserved by Twitter's decision to become a widescale media company.
I described my vision of what opportunity I think was lost here:
http://daltoncaldwell.com/what-twitter-could-have-been http://daltoncaldwell.com/what-twitter-could-have-been
I am running this experiment to establish, to the best of my abilities, whether or not there is a market for the sort of service I described and want to exist. The practical applications would be fairly different than a celebrity-focused gossip site.
- pclark 14y agoI cannot imagine anyone having any emotional buy in for your proposal until you've came up with explicit use cases that are today not possible with Twitter. I think Twitter as a product sucks, this is why I use TweetBot. I agree it is tedious having to do two step authentication for 3rd party clients, but i do that once. Most consumers are driven by those celebrity-gossip services that silicon valley entrepreneurs roll their eyes at. Twitter simply peeled back the mystery (reason #34324 why Twitter is amazing) about what people talk and think about most of the time.
- dalton 14y agoWhat are you going to do when TweetBot is shutdown?
- pclark 14y agoif that were to happen, I'd use a different client: because the content trumps the user experience.
- mikegreenspan 14y agoOut of curiosity, why don't you currently use the official Twitter app for iOS?
- pclark 14y agothe level of craftsmanship on Tweetbot delights me to no end. Also being able to see which of my tweets have been retweeted. But mainly it just feels like the most beautiful and polished piece of software ever.