Group chats rule the world
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Group chats rule the world
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#3This is a very real take on where memes 'start' nowadays in the valley.
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#4Once again an SV investor congratulates themselves on figuring out something that any teenager could've told you
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#5See also "influencer cabals" that specifically manipulate social media platforms, usually organized in group chats on the same platform.
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#6A friend of a friend of mine showed me a group chat she was in of billionaires and millionaires daughters. Wow.
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#7A secret society without its own special hats, hand guestures and e2e encrypted chat platform just doesn’t take itself seriously
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#8I used to be involved in several, highly active group chats. Over time these effectively became a concentrated form of social media, i.e. mostly a distraction and waste of time.
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#9A friend of a friend of mine showed me a group chat she was in of billionaires and millionaires daughters. Wow .
Please tell more. How was it different than a normal group chat?
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#10I see all kinds of small communities related to programming languages, YouTube creator, frontend frameworks, ... These look fun but I never have time to engage one for long enough to feel like I belong there as a member of that community opposed to just a temporary visitor.
I noticed that Discord is usually the platform of choice but I can see some using other platforms, the platform doesn't really matter much, and it's nice to know you can always drop by to ask questions. But for some reason when it's Discord I imagine it's only kids on the other side, for better or worse.
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