Leithart
tell me about this thing. what's its deal? what makes it better than twitter/facebook?
9y, 29w
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🦿 Lucian Marin
The most important thing is that you are truly the owner of your account. You can delete the replies you don't like for example. It's like having your own "social" network, yet you have access to all members on Sublevel.
9y, 29w
9 replies
Leithart
this is interesting. what are the implications of trusting your customers that much, especially when anyone can join? to allow users that level of control, you have to trust them; but if you don't have any way of filtering, how can you trust them?
9y, 29w
8 replies
Eric
There's not much trust to be given. As it stands you can't upload anything but text to the levels. If images were allowed, or other media it might become a bit messy.
9y, 29w
3 replies
🦿 Lucian Marin
We trust each other or we don't. That's how things work in real life too. But mostly we tend to trust each other and build things together, awesome things. In the end, Sublevel is just a technology layer and nothing more.
9y, 29w
3 replies