I'm all for it, but platforms got big for a reason.
Users are on social because they benefit. It's not zero-sum, but win-win.
You can make a better win-win, but naive to pretend people are getting bilked on FB. They are getting value.
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On Facebook people are getting mindless entertainment, not value.
You might be getting value on Facebook, because you’re a businessman and an intellectual.
Most people are getting time milked by Zuck bot and accomplishing/learning nothing.
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Value in the economic sense is subjective.
They clearly value it.
You need them to value your product too. Not on your definition, but theirs.
There's value in FB. The social network there mirrors IRL social contacts more closely for me. Crummy content is more informative when I know who posted it (though most informing me about that person). FB is a great NETWORK with garbage flowing through it
Yes, people are being "data raped" but don't seem to care enough to leave. My entire middle aged friend/acquaintance network still uses FB. e.g. It's a place to quickly sell a pair of used kids' skiis via your friends' networks without using Craigslist.