Sublime
An inspiration engine for ideas
Because of the Web and social media, everyone now has the power to type out his ideas and spread them to millions of people. Memory isn’t a big problem anymore.
Dan Zarrella • Zarrella's Hierarchy of Contagiousness: The Science, Design, and Engineering of Contagious Ideas
How many users does your network need before the product experience becomes good? The way to answer this is for companies to do an analysis on the size of their networks (on the X-axis) plotted against a set of important engagement metrics (on the Y-axis). For Uber, this chart showed that more drivers generally meant a lower waiting time, and thus
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Astasia Myers • Community is the New Moat!
Ariel Renous • The Future of Social
one. In other words, not all networked products experience context collapse as rapidly as others. When users are able to group themselves, they prove particularly resilient. Facebook Groups provide separate smaller and more disjointed spaces away from the main newsfeed, as do Snap Stories as a complement to the app’s 1:1 photo messaging features—bo
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