I'm in 10000% agreement. And I know from past conversations with Dalton, that this was his larger vision too.
I do agree that starting and focusing so much on the Twitter-clone aspect was what prevented the service from moving beyond that.
It's a shame too because we do need the pipes and infrastructure that can exist without being tied to any specific platform. Build the platform later -- customize it -- but let the identity act as its own piece.
I do agree that starting and focusing so much on the Twitter-clone aspect was what prevented the service from moving beyond that.
It's a shame too because we do need the pipes and infrastructure that can exist without being tied to any specific platform. Build the platform later -- customize it -- but let the identity act as its own piece.