I recently came across https://github.com/nkanaev/yarr And found it really great to use. Very minimal UI that I much prefer over tiny tiny rss and freshrss personally. I really like Yarr both on desktop and phone.
It’s really not that weird of a concept, unless you consider the entire concept of “value” or “worth” to be weird.
Is Apple worth 2.8 trillion dollars? Is Facebook worth 700 billion? Most of what a company’s “worth” has to do with what people think it’ll be able to do with what it has in the future.
Acquiring users is usually one of the hardest and most uncertain steps for any company, especially social media companies/projects. Once you have the users, monetizing them should be easier. The easiest model is to sell ads. It can also be incredibly lucrative if you have advanced targeting algorithms and collect accurate and high quality data on your users. Another lucrative option is to be a platform and charge 30% of everything going through your platform. In the 90s and 2000s FOSS folks were so worried Microsoft was gonna do that, they let Apple, Google, and Steam do it. Another model is to find small problems or shortcomings here and there, and solve them and charge for them. Twitter is stuck in the last least lucrative one.
Yarr is a really nice RSS reader
I recently came across https://github.com/nkanaev/yarr And found it really great to use. Very minimal UI that I much prefer over tiny tiny rss and freshrss personally. I really like Yarr both on desktop and phone.
Twitter has lost 66% of its value since Elon Musk bought it (qz.com)
spez editing his response to remove the pre-canned "A:" (lemmy.ml)
Cross-posted from reddit, the actual one
Reddit CEO Admits "we are not profitable" right before upcoming IPO (old.reddit.com)
How do you address the concerns of users who feel that Reddit has become increasingly profit-driven and less focused on community engagement?...
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