> I don't think ways of defining one's own social network have been exhausted by all the networks out there
Yeah, it’s fun to build a clone, but what we really need is something innovative.
Yeah, it’s fun to build a clone, but what we really need is something innovative.
Ex. I have a profile that I can update with photos, etc. If you want to see those things, add me as a friend and navigate to my profile. If I want to share something with my friends, I can use a feature similar to MySpace's bulletin board, a space to share text-only updates about my life. The actual content of the update is hidden behind a link (the title of the update) so I can decide if I am interested in it or not.
I think centralized feeds have destroyed social media. This is especially true of feeds optimized to show "relevant" content.