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I just saw an article about a social network that is free of
ads, but you have to pay for it. WTF? I may not be expert
enough of a technologist to understand this kind of thing,
but how much money can it cost to keep a list of
someone's friends? In my experience all that facebook and
twitter
do on top of having a list of my friends and making
a web page that allows me to send one or many of them
messages, is, well there isn't very much else that they
have done that has been worth anything to me. If there
was a social network with just:
1. a list of my friends,
2. a simple way for me to read what they are up to, and
3. a simple way for me to send stuff to them
And no advertisements, games, bullshit, or payment plans,
And with all the same font,
I would use it, and I am sure enough other people would
also at least consider using it enough to sign up for it,
which would in turn encourage enough corporations to use
it so that you could charge them enough for just having
accounts on the network, so that you could run the rest of
it for free. It cant take that much money to have a
completely simple social network.
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Twitter covers 1 and 2, and 3 depending on what you want to send (photos, videos). |
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1. a list of my friends, 2. a simple way for me to read what
they are up to, and 3. a simple way for me to send stuff to
them
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I've got one of those. It's called an 'e-mail account'. Don't
feel bad if you've never heard of it. It's a very new thing,
and not very many people are using it yet. It's sure to
catch on, though. |
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Isn't a social network that thing that pre-dated Facebook where you went out and met real people in real locations? |
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