Posted by José Quintas on abril 19, 2009 11:41 AM|Permalink
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«Twitter is dumb and demonstrates how Web 2.0 entrepreneurs are all seeking to create the BIGGEST, BESTEST, COOLEST, GEEKIEST, SWEETEST idea ever. No one seems to actually focus on solving real needs but creating services that allow us to be less connected from each other.
Twitter makes me no more connected to my friends. If I wanted to be connected to them, I’d text them individually.
Another, less serious reason that Twitter will fail is that women don’t use it. If your target market is 18 - 35 year olds, you have to get women to use it. If not, no reasonable male other than uber-geeks will use it.
The uber geeks will not be able to reproduce and will therefore be unable to pass on the genetic mutation that allowed them to find value in Twitter in the first place to anyone thereby leading to a slow and painful death for Twitter and the TWITs that use them.
For those of you with poor vocabulary skills and literary knowledge, you may want to explore a Roald Dahl book known as The Twits to really learn what I just called you.»
caro Eu (!), a citação (de quem é?) até que não ficava mal num post. algumas das afirmações até vão de encontro ao que penso sobre o fenómeno, mas, sendo isto uma caixa de comentários, talvez fosse melhor encontrar aqui pontos de vista pessoais de cada comentador. desculpa-me se puderes, mas assim soa-me a spam, caramba
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«Twitter is dumb and demonstrates how Web 2.0 entrepreneurs are all seeking to create the BIGGEST, BESTEST, COOLEST, GEEKIEST, SWEETEST idea ever. No one seems to actually focus on solving real needs but creating services that allow us to be less connected from each other.
Twitter makes me no more connected to my friends. If I wanted to be connected to them, I’d text them individually.
Another, less serious reason that Twitter will fail is that women don’t use it. If your target market is 18 - 35 year olds, you have to get women to use it. If not, no reasonable male other than uber-geeks will use it.
The uber geeks will not be able to reproduce and will therefore be unable to pass on the genetic mutation that allowed them to find value in Twitter in the first place to anyone thereby leading to a slow and painful death for Twitter and the TWITs that use them.
For those of you with poor vocabulary skills and literary knowledge, you may want to explore a Roald Dahl book known as The Twits to really learn what I just called you.»
Posted by: Eu | abril 19, 2009 08:58 PM
caro Eu (!), a citação (de quem é?) até que não ficava mal num post. algumas das afirmações até vão de encontro ao que penso sobre o fenómeno, mas, sendo isto uma caixa de comentários, talvez fosse melhor encontrar aqui pontos de vista pessoais de cada comentador. desculpa-me se puderes, mas assim soa-me a spam, caramba
Posted by: José Quintas | abril 19, 2009 10:01 PM