Yes, numerous content creators on Chinese‑language internet platforms are often constrained by third‑party entities. They rely on advertisements to keep these third‑party platforms operational. Frequently, they have to strike a balance between content quality and advertising, which prevents them from focusing on content creation. Moreover, high‑quality content is often plagued by plagiarism and content rewording. Their pain points are very real. They do not want to be controlled by traffic algorithms, and hope to gain recognition as well as compensation for their work. I believe the Twetch team can deliver this.
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The basic structure is there, just a matter of how to display them.
Twetch is the current town hall square, it feels crowded enough to keep you scrolling.
When the main hub is too crowded, small groups will form to discuss specific topics.
That’s when new features will emerge as needed.
Twetch is still an English language platform, with no localizations of other languages.
Lots of work to be done here.
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