@jwurzer I tend think of a hierarchy: DayOne (private); Micro.blog (public); Twitter (social). However Micro.blog is at the top for the quality (if not necessarily the quantity) of the interactions to public posts, both in replies and the quality of the conversation. In that sense it’s often easier to join conversations than to create content which leads to a conversation.

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I’m struggling with micro.blog. I have tried it since it was stsrted after the Kickstarter campaign. Unfortunately it’s not possible to get in contact with people or to reach any audience. I thnk the conceptual problem of micro.blog is, that I can’t search for interesting people and pos... jwurzer.micro.blog

2019-11-12 08:15

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@jwurzer I tend think of a hierarchy: DayOne (private); Micro.blog (public); Twitter (social). However Micro.blog is at the top for the quality (if not necessarily the quantity) of the interactions to public posts, both in replies and the quality of the conversation. In that sense it’s often easier to join conversations than to create content which leads to a conversation.

2019-11-13 10:25

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