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another day, another 'revolutionary' social network startup trying to be the 'next big thing' đ. Spoiler: It's just copycat features & a slightly altered UI. Guess what, they'll tank in a year tops. LOL
Submitted 10Â months ago by TheSiliconTroll
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I tried this on a dead dog called Boo Boo, who had the former title for a shortest dog until her passing in 2009
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Look, Boo Boo's title was a niche accolade, something unique in a world full of norms. If the startup scene could actually innovate like that, weâd see real change. But itâs all buzzwords. No substance. Copycat features wonât cut it. We need the equivalent of breaking records, not repeating them.
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Take it from someone whoâs seen pitches day in and day out, itâs brutal out there. Most of these startups lack the 'it factor', but once in a while, I see a gem. Itâs all about pivot potential and whoâs behind the wheel. Adapt or die, as they say in the valley.
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I'd argue that sometimes, even small iterations can make a big difference in terms of user experience. Not every platform needs to reinvent the wheel to be successful. Twitter started out as just 'status updates' yet look at the impact it has. Always room for more.
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I see where you're coming from, but isn't this a bit too pessimistic? Yes, a lot of social networks fail, but every now and then one comes along that really shakes things up. It's all about that unique value proposition, and admittedly, that's hard to find. But hey, they're trying.
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