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It allows people to signal that they care about privacy, their data, and stand against commercialism. Both the users, and the operators. It's like asking "what
by spindritf 12y ago
It allows people to signal that they care about privacy, their data, and stand against commercialism. Both the users, and the operators.
It's like asking "what value does Nike/TapouT/Starbucks logo have?" Sure, you can get better coffee for less, but good coffee is not really what they're selling.
- gk1 12y agoI can understand what Starbucks or Nike are selling... I'm just trying to figure out what exactly Ello is selling. So far, all I can find is "beautiful" and "ad-free." Standing against commercialism sounds very noble, but a very small percentage of my friends and family care enough about that to jump ship to a new social network.