[Vimarra]

We all know and used to social networks as a concept, but in my opinion it tends to be slowly dying in the last decade. After the "Social Networks Era" we had the "Messenger Era", but it seems to me that with all these "reactions", "comments" and stuff the messengers (channels in them, to be precise) are turning to what they had to be the opposite to: Social Networks, but in a different form.

In other words, first we had Facebook, now we have Singal and Telegram which are slowly turning into Facebook again. What'll be the next generation of all this stuff?

[erkazzi]

now its the short form videos era like tiktok and youtube shorts and ig reels

[Dismas]

Social platforms are catering more towards those with smaller attention spans. Bite-sized Tiktok/Instagram reels have their place, but there will always be platforms for actual discussion.

With excessive corporate controls and datamining, less centralized platforms will still have value (i.e. forums/Telegram). There's also a big difference between discussion on forums versus Discord.

[Elsdebo]

Social platforms are catering more towards those with smaller attention spans. Bite-sized Tiktok/Instagram reels have their place, but there will always be platforms for actual discussion.

With excessive corporate controls and datamining, less centralized platforms will still have value (i.e. forums/Telegram). There's also a big difference between discussion on forums versus Discord.

I agree. The tighter the grip of corporate control, the more people will run from it.
Corporate and governments taking up resposabilities which should be for the individual, is bad for humanity.

[Sedequeue]

Evolution of TikTok but with twitter level news accessibility is the next step tbh. Or something that Wehoo or whatever the china social media is called

[secur3ra8]

depends of different socities

[MKHITS]

Short form content like tiktok instagram reels and youtube shorts tbh.

Its killing the youth

[Jas777]

need real life shit not net.

[0316038102]

According to research, our attention span has markedly decreased in just 15 years; the average attention span in 2000 was 12 seconds, compared to 8.25 seconds in 2015.

[Plague]

We need better places to sell things without getting charged up the ass