A new better search
What if you controlled what belongs as any search result? What if you decided how your own search algorithm worked? Wouldn't that mean you should also be rewarded? We think yes...
Community owned search by us, for us.
Someone is going to create a curation-based search engine and it will be massive. If you could constantly know the reads, watches, and listens of 3 people, who would they be?
Some elements that might be common to the next gen. of social media platforms1. Pseudonymous identity + reputation via verifiable claims.2. Decentralized ownership.3. "BYOA" (Bring-Your-Own-Algorithm) instead of one-size-fit-all.4. Native monetization for creators.
When attention is capital, distribution is a money printer.
Is there such thing as a shared/social web browser?Our digital experience can be lonely... Being able to step into the shoes of "someone else's Internet" feels like a potential solution
Browsing workflow I'd love to have "natively" supported: Show me a sidebar with previous discussions of the page I'm on from HN, twitter. I feel like this could provide part of what many social annotation features are aiming to achieve.
If Reddit invested more into their search product + a new landing page, I think that would become my default search engine.
"In the coming months and years, creators will realise and harness their power, leading to the birth of a new set of platforms that confer ownership and control—and treat creators as first-class citizens."
— @ljin18
One again - Twitter is a FAR better search engine than Google... if you have the audience, or know who has the audience and will ask the question for you.Spent literally 40 minutes trying to find this on Google -- when I could have just trusted y'all.
I can't be the only one that immediately goes to @producthunt rather than Google when I need to find a tool to solve a problem....
