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well... what more could you do if you´d actively want to destroy the company? - remove yourself from google search -> check - annoy any 3rd party app makers -
by thomasf1 14y ago
well... what more could you do if you´d actively want to destroy the company?
- remove yourself from google search -> check
- annoy any 3rd party app makers -> check
- have a unreliable service -> check
- have little product innovation -> check
- pilif 14y agoWhy do your points not really matter? - twitter already has a huge community -> check - twitter is known to normal people -> check - integrated into traditional media -> check - there are no alternatives with a comparable amount of members -> check - All of your points don't matter for normal users -> check What competitors are there to twitter? - App.net: Probably too expensive for the majority to todays twitter users - Google+: No good clients, too hard user discovery (no way to find users via convenient handles), real-name focussed. - Facebook: Privacy Nightmare, real-name focussed, insisting on a limited amount of mutual friendships instead of breadcasting - identi.ca/status.net: Would be perfect, but nobody seem to be using it Considering all this, I would assume twitter is going to stay.
- thomasf1 14y agoYea, it actually remembers me of eBay... Awfully run, but still successful. It pains me to watch something like that though...