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Painting this as a "gossip" app seems extraordinarily reductive. Women have a good incentive to share info about and to one another for safety beyond "gossip."
by JohnMakin 1y ago
Painting this as a "gossip" app seems extraordinarily reductive. Women have a good incentive to share info about and to one another for safety beyond "gossip."
- duxup 1y agoGo checkout the website, the first image is just two people gossiping. This app operates just like an app some creep online would use, people post pictures (permission or not) and gossip about them.
- jahewson 1y agoThere’s also a ton of bad incentives for those women who lie, manipulate and abuse beyond “gossip”.
- ryandv 1y agoYeah? What are they?
- chneu 1y agoAttention. Revenge. Blackmail. Victimhood personality types. There are plenty of examples of people making things up about other people who they thought wronged them. Mob justice is really disgusting, and that's all this site is. People justify horribly vindictive behavior when they think they're righting a perceived wrong.
- darkwizard42 1y agoIs it reductive? It also has good incentive for someone jilted or misinterpreting something to suddenly tarnish someone's reputation with little recourse for the other party. It is a one-sided review app for people in a way that people affected may never even know!
- BizarroLand 1y agoIf guys had an app that women couldn't access where we shit talked all of our exes with photo evidence women would riot at the company HQ. But then again, can't convince people as a whole that men are, on average, good and decent people with normal flaws just like women, and therefore deserve to be protected, loved, and appreciated equally.