I wonder what the next generation of social media will look like if it starts to take that into account in its earliest stages of design?
I wonder what the next generation of social media will look like if it starts to take that into account in its earliest stages of design?
Now Slack/Discord are standard ish but whenever there's an outage I remember IRC netsplits and how if a server went down you'd still be able to talk to half of everyone until the network healed.
The focussed communities that irc and forums enabled definitely have it.
Discord has bots too though.
Just like something existed before social media, as the users of the internet grow through social media, they will leave it behind for next.
I don't get this. "Social media run by a corporation's centralized platform is terrible! Let's join another corporation's centralized platform!"
And reminder to everybody that „The Three-Body Problem“ is coming to Netflix in March.