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The catch is a pretty big deal, and by deal I mean a deal breaker for me. Why do I have to share something back with someone in order to see what they've share
by theg2 12y ago
The catch is a pretty big deal, and by deal I mean a deal breaker for me.
Why do I have to share something back with someone in order to see what they've shared back at me? I understand it's great for engagement but who would use this over Snapchat or Instagram.
- ihsw 12y agoThe concept kind of reminds me of Facebook poke wars, which are mildly entertaining in and of itself.
- Kiro 12y agoI didn't realize it when watching the promo video but you're actually spot on.
- joelrunyon 12y agoI had the same question. That doesn't even remotely mirror how an actual conversation works.
- bronson 12y agoIt mirrors how a flamewar works.
- gdilla 12y agoIt's not really sharing though. It's teasing or playing, much more like Snapchat. You wouldn't use this to share things. It would be too annoying.
- alaiacano 12y agoIt's called "pic for pic" and I hear the kids are really into it.
- alttab 12y agoIts definitely because they are taking naked pictures of themselves.
- furyofantares 12y agoIt's a game, or at least, it's playful.
- interg12 12y agoI like the idea. It could shake up the whole lurker pool of users or fail miserably. Wouldn't it be interesting to have a community of users that are 100% engaged?