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Let them roll out Joost as planned, and build a following (assuming that Joost is interesting). Then, watch them release a patch, which enables Joost to optiona
by jganetsk 20y ago
Let them roll out Joost as planned, and build a following (assuming that Joost is interesting). Then, watch them release a patch, which enables Joost to optionally function as I described. It would come at marginal cost to Joost.
Some people will turn on the feature and experiment with it. Should somebody manage to put together an interesting channel, then it will spread throughout the system. For example, Joost could be the platform that drives Justin.tv.
- JMiao 20y agoI wasn't really referring to Joost's viability as a P2P system -- it already is. I was more along the lines of addressing the viability of building a compelling user-content community -- it's a lot harder than it may sound, especially when you think about how would Joost's primary features co-exist with multitudes of relatively "shallow" content.