>[...] Twitter is the acquisition target of two separate companies, possibly Google and Facebook. What's Google going to do with Twitter? If you want to comment on a youtube-video you'll then have to tweet? But with…
multi-level threaded discussions would ruin twitter. you have reddit for that kind of discussions. twitter is just really for 1:n-communication, to give your followers an update. don't try to change the way a social…
One thing I've noticed with celebrity accounts: an increasing amount of tweets is just a link to a new instagram post. A tweet gets maybe a few likes and retweets, but the linked instagram post has 500 likes & 25…
Have a look at Google+ and you'll understand why people say that they are an ad company and not a tech company anymore.
The integration of all google products was a big problem as well. I didn't want to be logged into google search when checking my email or having a youtube-account when signing up for g+.
G+'s timing was very good. It was the time were people still wanted to use social media but grew tired of facebook. Now there's a social media fatigue, people can't be arsed to sign up for something new. They'll log in…
Using the google sign-up process was one of the most infuriating things and definitely one of my worst UI/UX experiences. In order to create a consistent online profile, it's ideal to choose a name which is available on…
>[...] Twitter is the acquisition target of two separate companies, possibly Google and Facebook. What's Google going to do with Twitter? If you want to comment on a youtube-video you'll then have to tweet? But with…
multi-level threaded discussions would ruin twitter. you have reddit for that kind of discussions. twitter is just really for 1:n-communication, to give your followers an update. don't try to change the way a social…
One thing I've noticed with celebrity accounts: an increasing amount of tweets is just a link to a new instagram post. A tweet gets maybe a few likes and retweets, but the linked instagram post has 500 likes & 25…
Have a look at Google+ and you'll understand why people say that they are an ad company and not a tech company anymore.
The integration of all google products was a big problem as well. I didn't want to be logged into google search when checking my email or having a youtube-account when signing up for g+.
G+'s timing was very good. It was the time were people still wanted to use social media but grew tired of facebook. Now there's a social media fatigue, people can't be arsed to sign up for something new. They'll log in…
Using the google sign-up process was one of the most infuriating things and definitely one of my worst UI/UX experiences. In order to create a consistent online profile, it's ideal to choose a name which is available on…