As a business owner, I am seeing first hand the value of social media to engage with our customers. We want to know what they are thinking; we depend on them to give us feedback on how to improve our products. Freedom of speech is so fundamental to the founding of our country and what we do everyday - which is to make communication accessible! Hopeful there is good leadership at the top making pivotal decisions that will shape the future of social media.
“I may disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it," which is attributed to author, Evelyn Beatrice Hall who wrote The Friends of Voltaire (1906), a biography of the French writer, Voltaire.
certainly do not disagree with the utility that Twitter (formerly) provided was a standard, albeit lacking in so many ways that singular market dominants enjoy. That said, like many American industries, my observation is that there will always end up being three companies owning each category. And while I have no confidence "Truth" Social will be one of them in this sector, it is painfully clear that we need more competition...and that extends to all megacorps in general. Anticompetitive business practices, obscene profiteering at the expense of people and the planet, and covert collusion among market leaders all result in what we have today: price gouging and market manipulation virtually unchecked. Luckily, I have found one platform to occupy this space and encourage others to make use of its novel and useful functions that both eclipse the shallow content often found on Twitter and specialize in areas of interest that only make the platform more efficient and relevant. Brainsy.com is the site. And if our vertical within that platform is of interest, come take a look. It's free. https://www.crowdfundingecosystem.com/
As a business owner, I am seeing first hand the value of social media to engage with our customers. We want to know what they are thinking; we depend on them to give us feedback on how to improve our products. Freedom of speech is so fundamental to the founding of our country and what we do everyday - which is to make communication accessible! Hopeful there is good leadership at the top making pivotal decisions that will shape the future of social media.
“I may disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it," which is attributed to author, Evelyn Beatrice Hall who wrote The Friends of Voltaire (1906), a biography of the French writer, Voltaire.
certainly do not disagree with the utility that Twitter (formerly) provided was a standard, albeit lacking in so many ways that singular market dominants enjoy. That said, like many American industries, my observation is that there will always end up being three companies owning each category. And while I have no confidence "Truth" Social will be one of them in this sector, it is painfully clear that we need more competition...and that extends to all megacorps in general. Anticompetitive business practices, obscene profiteering at the expense of people and the planet, and covert collusion among market leaders all result in what we have today: price gouging and market manipulation virtually unchecked. Luckily, I have found one platform to occupy this space and encourage others to make use of its novel and useful functions that both eclipse the shallow content often found on Twitter and specialize in areas of interest that only make the platform more efficient and relevant. Brainsy.com is the site. And if our vertical within that platform is of interest, come take a look. It's free. https://www.crowdfundingecosystem.com/