RE: Is Content Creation Past Its Prime?
Hi, Kenan. I really do not know that many people are leaving social media, not in my spheres of friends. We are still excited about posting photos on Instagram and Facebook.
And regarding videos, to me, there are still exciting videos around. Just like some movies which are repeated many times but with new fresh actors and actresses, I still find them fresh.
So I guess it is the fresh look, fresh voices. And the major difference between YouTube and dtube to me is, in Dtube, there is real friendship formed. For YouTube, I really consume for purely entertainment.
And I don't even know did I answer your questions. But no, it is not done yet, there will be still be many new fresh contents that will get us stucked and want to watch again.
And again.
I watch music videos alot. And get never get enough of them. Lol... Travel videos.. Cooking videos...etc.
That's the thing about DTube. Because everyone has a vested interest in seeing this place take off, we need to form real friendships and networks instead of just producing content. That is why it is important to know who your friends and enemies are here. It is different from YouTube where entertainment is the only thing that matters.
To me, places like Facebook seem dead. Less activity going on with my circle of friends. Over time, I guess people get tired of interacting as much. It is natural. I think that the platform or the person has the potential to unleash their inner passion and excitement to express themselves. Sometimes a new platform can do that and other times, it is the person that does it to themselves.
I guess I am just more selective as to what I watch and read these days. If it is about a topic that concerns me, I will probably consume it but seeing videos that have already been done to death will make me numb to that topic.