Quote dunk has lost its power on Threads. Harassment replies can be removed. Actually a well thought out platform.
CULTURE
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Meta’s Threads Platform Criticized for Poor UX and Performance
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Threads is half-baked and rushed for release. Cannot choose between timelines, cannot look up topics, the UI feels like a Udemy intro to React course UI, and it takes ages to load, refresh, and respond. I am surprised Meta allowed this to be released.
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Threads Platform Reaches 1,500 Followers Milestone Growth
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Already have 1,500 followers on Threads. Hard to ignore.
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Threads Launch Strategy: Friendly Messaging and Content Moderation Features
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The biggest theme/keyword in all the posts about Threads? Friendly. Zuck said it 2x in launch video and 2x in post caption. Several celeb and brand first posts seem to mention kindness/love/good vibes. UX allows you to restrict keywords from feed/replies.
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Building Trust in Teams: Key Skill for Future Workforce
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Great Article in last weeks Times of India…
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Social platforms evolving toward Twitter-like microblogging model
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Don’t worry. It will quickly turn into Twitter for your Instagram friends.
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Threads Platform Launch: Social Media Alternative to Twitter
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I am on threads. Twitter killer? Hahahaha. Nope. But something else to play with.
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Publishers using AI without transparency raises ethical concerns
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so many issues here. really disturbing to see publishers doing this to their editorial employees and readers. saying it's written by "gizmodo bot" but not giving any context (what exactly is gizmodo bot?) is lazy at best. https://
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/Jwhitbrook/status/1676703614872502273
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Where Will Users Go? Social Platforms and Tech Alternatives
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For now, where else they gonna hang out? I haven't seen a replacement, of course we see what Facebook brings with Threads.
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AI Training Data Uses Unauthorized Facial Recognition Images
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a thing that's crazy to me is not that my image been used for training AI image datasets, but that images of images of me from @pimeyes
' facial-recognition software (which i allowed to be included in a story i wrote about FR for @CNN
) have been used for training.