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Died to what? IM? IM is dying on its own. Whatever Facebook this week? Spare me. Wave? It's too hard. Twitter? How would I fit information in 140 chars and why
by ilyak 17y ago
Died to what?
IM? IM is dying on its own.
Whatever Facebook this week? Spare me.
Wave? It's too hard.
Twitter? How would I fit information in 140 chars and why?
Email has no successor technology.
- unalone 17y agoNeither IM nor Facebook is dying. Email's not dying either, but your countersuggestions are absurd.
- ilyak 17y agoDidn't say Facebook is dying. Traditional IM is suffering, IMO: Twitter, Social networks and Skype ate its users. And, paradoxically, even Email. Maybe it's just me who use them less and less? No idea.
- unalone 17y agoHuh! If you don't count Skype as IM then I agree with you. That's my primary IM at the moment. But isn't that IM?
- ilyak 17y agoI always thought it's more of a phone thingy?
- unalone 17y agoWell, it handles text/audio/video chats. But text chatting is still a big part of it: Right now I'm using it for group work, because it has a great filesharing system. It's very flexible, but I think it still counts under the instant messaging umbrella.