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I think we're going to see a lot more communication platforms built on limitations -- This would be an interesting brainstorm.
lets do it! I'll go first: How about a chat program based on sharing websites? Or an email program without a subject line?
What about email with only a 140 character subject line? Who would want to write more than that anyway?
Given the fact you can send out messages to multiple recipients, how do they stop it from being bombarded by spammers?
Users need to accept you as a friend before you can send them Snapchats
Rather than risk viewing something regrettable, I deleted the "message" and quickly found the setting to disallow unknown users from messaging me. :)
I'm curious now, is anyone over college age (say, 25+) using this thing? The way it's based on impermanence intrigues me more and more, but no one I know's on it yet.
I'm curious now, is anyone over college age (say, 25+) using this thing? The way it's based on impermanence intrigues me more and more, but no one I know's on it yet.
quick tip for the author: If you are doing a 2x2 grid, the convention is you want better to be up and to the right. So you want snapchat to be in the upper right quadrant. I was initially confused when I glanced at your table and thought "Morse code is the best solution?"
the best part of this article is that we learn even yale undergraduates have no idea how statistics work. "i estimate that the contacts in my phone are a representative sample." based on what? the fact that you want to make generalizations?
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lets do it! I'll go first: How about a chat program based on sharing websites? Or an email program without a subject line?
> Or an email program without a subject line? What about email with only a 140 character subject line? Who would want to write more than that anyway?