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RE: Lessons from the Internet's Early Days
Excellent derivation, Adil.
With regards to the crypto markets, this would probably mean that we'd do well focussing on those who're already part of, intead of trying to get more people involved at this early stage.
I often wonder what would happen if we could retain all users that have ever signed up to Steem and make them become mulipliers of the idea and ambassadors of the blockchain.
Thanks Marly!
Actually I didn't mean people who are already part of the blockchain but for a social media sites on the blockchain to target de-satisfied Facebook users, for video streaming platforms to do the same with YouTube... Instead of launching ads at random. :P
About the multipliers idea, I like it :) now I'm wondering about that as well haha
Oh yes, now in times where many fear their own data to be sold, the blockchain has even more selling propositions. Fully agreed.
I guess the classic FB user will move when their friends and family has moved, so it'll require a gradual migration process, starting with the most influential ones.
It'd be great to have someone famous who already left FB as an ambassador speaking for new solutions, someone like Woody Harrelson for instance:
I remember we both appreciate his performance as an actor a lot, so I wonder how cool it'd be to have him around here :-)