How do you slay a dragon with a toothpick ?
I'm starting to think a market alternative(s) to Facebook is (are) possible. I know, network lock in and all, but...enough people have woken up, and enough talent is willing to take the risk to build them. Check this threadhttps://twitter.com/davemorin/status/976624270477545472 …
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Don't slay the dragon. Leave it. When you build something new small and viral, its growth is not a function of how big the dragon is. A function of the value it offers, the excitement level of the first few who get it, and the spirit of the age. http://solid.mit.edu
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Curious the progress and obstacles
@SolidMit ... Let's catch up!
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Still waiting on the non-Facebook that brings the end user into the marketplace + enables them to profit from their data sharing.
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People said the same about
@linkedin and here we still areThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Meh. The universally connected address book is useful when it is the universally connected address book. You can have additional services (Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn), but unlikely to displace FB. Also, c’mon. Media & politics != real societal concern
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