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How many centralized social networks have failed too? Most of them. A lot of successful things have had similarities to previous failures. The first step is to
by elago 8y ago
How many centralized social networks have failed too? Most of them.
A lot of successful things have had similarities to previous failures. The first step is to actually try something new instead of sitting around nay-saying everything.
Personally my opinion Youtube can keep the the drama rage videos, or they can fall off the face of the internet. I just want educational videos and music without constant ads, and I don't want to create some entity with absolute power to censor content for the rest of the internet.
- dragontamer 8y agoXMPP / Jabber isn't doing so hot though. I wouldn't call it a "failure", but Facebook / Google, especially with the "hangouts" thing cutting out XMPP support, definitely reduced XMPP's userbase. Decentralized can certainly fail, or at least shrink over time.
- hk__2 8y ago> How many centralized social networks have failed too? Most of them. That’s still infinitely more successful than decentralized social network attempts.