Argument that smaller social networks beat billion-user platforms
Key claims
- Poster argues social media works despite—not because of—huge user counts, claiming humans biologically suit small communities over Zuckerberg's collective vision.
- Meta's heavily discounted Muse 1.3 Contributor pricing requires letting Meta train on and datamine your agent conversations.
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Source threads (2)
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- /g/109715245 ↗ live · archive skeptical developing Meta's heavily discounted Muse 1.3 Contributor pricing requires letting Meta train on and datamine your agent conversations.
- /g/109712291 ↗ live · archive critical evergreen 15 replies Poster argues social media works despite—not because of—huge user counts, claiming humans biologically suit small communities over Zuckerberg's collective vision.
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