Caporegime
Introducing Minds.com
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Soldato
I havn't even signed up yet and the UI has annoyed me.
The "terms and conditions" link from the signup box on the homepage is a link but doesnt have a pointer cursor on it.
Then the same text on the login page isnt even a link.
The "terms and conditions" link from the signup box on the homepage is a link but doesnt have a pointer cursor on it.
Then the same text on the login page isnt even a link.
Hmmn, can't say I noticed that. Its still technically in Beta, post those problems in the bugs group
The first thing? You don't have to buy anything.
Soldato
As soon as I registered/logged in, I saw the option to buy points - as above.
Do you have a professional role or interest in the site?
Ahh yes on the sidebar, I thought you meant a popup or re-direct.
Nope, I don't have any role or official interest in the site, I just like it and want to see it grow.
Caporegime
This looks like a great big steaming heap of fail just waiting for the right time to stink.
And oh my goodness that's the worst social media interface I've seen in years. Looks like a cross between Wix and something out of the late 90s.
And oh my goodness that's the worst social media interface I've seen in years. Looks like a cross between Wix and something out of the late 90s.
RIP
I encourage you all to check it out, its a great network with the people on it already, has been growing consistently, and shows considerable promise.
Soldato
I don't think we need any more social media, can't see this taking off. Sorry, I'm out.
Or "terrorist sympathizers"
*The whole points system seems to be designed to make people spam out as much crap as possible?
As for too big to compete, consider MySpace. Any company that wants to take out Facebook needs to target a market, and subsequently make it "cool" to join. Facebook targeted students who joined when they were young and are still using it. The new social network needs to target young people of a certain type and then expand from there as they grow up. That's essentially what instagram have done.
*Or murder videos, child abuse images, drug dealing and weapons sales to name a few. Heck, even 4chan is censored and I don't think anyone would call that a home of SJWs...
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Or "terrorist sympathizers"
The whole points system seems to be designed to make people spam out as much crap as possible?
As for too big to compete, consider MySpace. Any company that wants to take out Facebook needs to target a market, and subsequently make it "cool" to join. Facebook targeted students who joined when they were young and are still using it. The new social network needs to target young people of a certain type and then expand from there as they grow up. That's essentially what instagram have done.
*Or murder videos, child abuse images, drug dealing and weapons sales to name a few. Heck, even 4chan is censored and I don't think anyone would call that a home of SJWs...
Well, limits exist, you can report things for being sensitive or abusive, and you can flag images as adult so you have to click to see them, the rules are very lax on purpose though.
Ahh well, thought some here might like it at least!
Soldato
So its not free from censorship then, one of the only things it touts to do?
Sounds completely pointless anyway even without that caveat.
Soldato
The thing with no censorship is how far do you let it go? Is extremist material allowed on there? Questionable pictures of children? You always have to draw the line someone, it can't be a free for all.