1/2 I think the Twetch model is REALLY bad. The #1 reason people join Twitter is because…

1CxqBwFx4Grqx1L3n9xcBvPiBpmD8pYFZ8 · April 11, 2021

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I think the Twetch model is REALLY bad. The #1 reason people join Twitter is because they can ACTUALLY SEE & READ other people's posts, which triggers them to respond, and thus create an account.

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1JmncWBek32A1Xs6adzNeXiHPWTLdeYqfY (15664) · April 11, 2021

You can see and read posts on Twetch without paying. The concept is that the cost-based model stimulates creative/quality-content and disempowers ad-based/trolling/meaningless content. Also, you retain ownership over your content/data.

1CxqBwFx4Grqx1L3n9xcBvPiBpmD8pYFZ8 · April 11, 2021

Only after creating an account can you see and read posts on Twetch. You know why my dad created an account on Twitter? Because a troll post infuriated him, and he wanted to reply. On Twetch, however:

1JmncWBek32A1Xs6adzNeXiHPWTLdeYqfY (15664) · April 12, 2021

Yes, you’re right, creating an account is always necessary to reply (and read in this case). Trolling shouldn’t be the drive to attract people into Twetch though. It’s not really rewarding to be negative, and just a new system of incentivised interactions