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I personally love low-security social networks. I consider HN to qualify (as you just need a username and password, no email verification). Small social networks can get away with it b/c they aren't big enough targets for abusers.
Your comment makes me wonder...what is HN's spam volume? I never see any.
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I read the /new queue a lot and flag a lot of spam. There’s probably dozens of us.
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#42Hello, I do not know if someone from Daft is reading this thread, but you should not use contiguous ids https://daftsocial.com/daftsocial/?id=201
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#43Couldn't sign up but like the concept
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#47how to monetize?
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#49> Q: How do I post links or images?
> A: Write or copy a link to a website or an image into the email subject line and send it to your secret Daft Social email address.
I'm not sure I fully agree with the "simplification and reduction" premise if the only way I can get an image onto Daft Social is if I host it elsewhere first.
So if I'm reading this right, I would snap a photo on my phone, host the image somewhere, then send the URL to that image in an email. That doesn't sound overly simple.
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