Source: thenewstack.io
Building a Better Social Network, without Profit Pressures
https://twitter.com/DavidCasselTNS' In late 2019, Wikipedia co-founder https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmy-wales-919a8b https://thenewstack.io/jimmy-wales-new-social-network-tests-whether-moderation-can-scale/ — and https://wt.social/ has since grown to 491,326 subscribers. “We are seeing an influx of users from Twitter,” Jimmy Wales https://wt.social/post/from-wt-social/3uzpoty5503212415766, attributing the jump to disgruntled Twitter users fleeing Twitter’s prospective new owner, https://twitter.com/elonmus.
Though only 160 actually published a post, that’s not bad for a site that launched two weeks ago, Duensing noted.
By launching Slow Slow, its creator hopes to inspire an essential question: why did our social networks become profit-driven enterprises?
And 16 months later, “it does still have active users,” Schuller said in an email interview with The New Stack.
Though only 160 actually published a post, that’s not bad for a site that launched two weeks ago, Duensing noted.
By launching Slow Slow, its creator hopes to inspire an essential question: why did our social networks become profit-driven enterprises?
And 16 months later, “it does still have active users,” Schuller said in an email interview with The New Stack.
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