Understand creative value; map the value of human creative events ... then add the annotations, applause, interactions, the crowdliness ...
... but get the damned frameworks OUT OF THE WAY.
The objective is NOT the next Facebook or Twitter or LinkedIn or StackOverflow or GitHub ... we should be building something that can be highly distributed, completely decentralized ... and can also be connected...
... connected does not mean censored ... although completely private and censored might be the default ... users should not assume that if they are connected, they are secure ... but a user should be able to granularly configure the exact nature of what part of the public they are exposed to.
Understand creative value; map the value of human creative events ... then add the annotations, applause, interactions, the crowdliness ...
... but get the damned frameworks OUT OF THE WAY.
The objective is NOT the next Facebook or Twitter or LinkedIn or StackOverflow or GitHub ... we should be building something that can be highly distributed, completely decentralized ... and can also be connected...
... connected does not mean censored ... although completely private and censored might be the default ... users should not assume that if they are connected, they are secure ... but a user should be able to granularly configure the exact nature of what part of the public they are exposed to.