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Whenever something like this happens I immediately look for the open alternative. But, does one exist?
by state 14y ago
Whenever something like this happens I immediately look for the open alternative. But, does one exist?
- marquis 14y agoSuch a massive infrastructure is expensive, and given that (arguably) the most useful open system, Wikipedia, constantly has funding drives it doesn't seem viable as a free, large-scale consumer-fronting service. I could see such a service being run as a non-profit perhaps, given some monetization or donations.
- state 14y agoI'd pay for it.
- sek 14y agoTwitter implements this feature, there has been some overlap anyway. I was never sure where to share a picture.