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Tumblr discovery got people book deals. Twitter made people famous. Tiktok influences the charts. MySpace intro'd us to our favorite bands. Vine! Clubhouse! platforms made some of the audience able to monetize for a bit privacy, ownership are compelling but not at scale. \hottake

Ron Bronson

The AT revolution is super cool, but it's not reaching normal people. The generation that played in web 2.0 have aged out of tinkering. It's noisier now too, but there's an even bigger part people are missing....

2110

There's no creator fund over here, so nobody is chasing an unclear value prop, especially when there is evidence upon evidence that the creator economy routinely ends up with a wildly uneven distribution. It's not easier to grow an audience, it's certainly harder to monetize it, so what's to gain?

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Having the moral high ground isn't a value prop and by itself doesn't pay the bills. Don't get me wrong, I'm building here, but I absolutely do not expect normie creators to make the switch until we make SOMETHING easier or more profitable for them.

Ответ для Alex Wykoff

Hi, it’s me, easier and hopefully soon to be more profitable 👋

Ответ для Alex Wykoff

i am too, i've built some fun stuff and it's been SUPER FUN seeing how quickly people are making things, the interoperability has been rad. it's truly one of the coolest things online since "the old days" and is better than the fediverse but there's just no incentive to go all-in for most folks