blitzkrieg wrote:
Gayspie wrote:
Interesting insight. If we could turn back time, what features/methodologies do you think traditional online forums should have adopted to stay more relevant in the age of social media/facebook groups?
'Liking' posts or 'hearting' them would be a decent feature, though 'like farming' might be an issue then, as it is with social media content creators who tailor their messages to receive 'likes' rather than simply communicating normally.
An instant messenger would be good, instead of private messages, which on this forum is more like sending an email.
If we have likes, we should also have dislikes.
Unfortunately some folks really struggle with being made aware their positions are unpopular so I don't see it happening.
_________________
Watching liberals try to solve societal problems without a systemic critique/class consciousness is like watching someone in the dark try to flip on the light switch, but they keep turning on the garbage disposal instead.
戦争ではなく戦争と戦う