You and I signed up to Steemit around the same time. My husband told me about Steemit after I got kicked off of Facebook. haha
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You and I signed up to Steemit around the same time. My husband told me about Steemit after I got kicked off of Facebook. haha
Storytime! Why’d you get kicked off.
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The sale of Uranium One to Rosatom was a $145 million bribery scandal involving Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation. I was posting news updates. FB asked for ID, and I sent them a picture of my middle finger. My account was shut down; surprise! I set up another account but felt like I was feeding a monster, deleted my new account as best as I could, haven't regretted it once😁
I wonder if there are people that closed/shutdown their FB and do regret it, if so I have not seen any mention of regret on Hive, and I don't hit many social places up, so I think a few may have regretted it but I am not sure.
Facebook. Blah. I said, "You people are so full of shit." Then this box popped up, told me they were hiding me, and called me a mean person. And I was only joking.
Yeah! FB will die down soon enough!!
I disagree. We'll never see a human migration on that scale. I don't view it as competition to this platform either. We're the paper, they're the paperboy. Twitter is another paperboy. Very useful tools those paperboys, especially when you'd like to drive more eyes to the paper, here.
Well most of the Twitter and Facebook users use them only because it's widely used and it's much easier for them to use these, ummm... paperboys ... But with people getting more privacy minded they will make a move towards decentralisation ... I don't expect it to be a huge migration but I think people would slowly move away from facebook and Google
Content creators, whether they're independent or massive mainstream sources; they don't post their content on Facebook or Twitter. It's where the consumers congregate and share links, spreading the content around, like a paperboy delivering papers. Social media is a distribution tool. Content platforms are what gets distributed. Facebook you have friends a family. They're sharing content but it would be weird to sell your photo album of baby pictures. The posting of selfies and stuff like that. Who browses selfies? Maybe on a dating site one does that. I'm just saying there are two different branches. One is social media distribution, the other, like Youtube, or the higher quality content here, is a social content platform. But we don't really need the word social in there because it's obvious society is using it. And it's all evolving.