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I've actually been thinking about this concept for a while now! I miss the old days when social networking was actually social and was wondering if placing rest
by brap 2y ago
I've actually been thinking about this concept for a while now! I miss the old days when social networking was actually social and was wondering if placing restrictions like this one can actually make it fun again.
Some other restrictions I think can work:
* No more than 1 post per day
* No more than 500 friends
* No followers
* No public posts
* No posting links
* No commercial pages
- Ylpertnodi 2y ago3 upvotes per day.
- conductr 2y agoWhen there’s no algorithm, just a list view feed, upvotes don’t really serve any purpose. I think people like doing it though, so I’d make it just something the liker can see - like it adds it to your “liked” list. The poster doesn’t get a notification or any indication of the popularity of their content.
- wruza 2y agoLack of upvotes (and downvotes) motivates people to post more than usual, cause there's no other way to [dis]agree or feel agreed with. "Don't serve any purpose" this is a claim that will kill your network before you can think how to shape it.
- grg0 2y agoAre you sure that's not the other way around? Upvotes motivate people to post to, you know, get upvotes.
- recursive 2y agoWhat's a follower when there are no public posts?