I generally just come here to share links to things I've created but the truth is, I think these things are worth sharing (and creating) and I never come share things looking for a sale, just looking for a connection on something I find interesting.
Collaborative storytelling has always been my passion — but the tools never quite fit.
So I made one.
https://www.w3wu.com is a free platform where creators can:
• Build shared worlds
• Establish canon and rules
• Collaborate across media
It’s been tested, used, and refined through real projects.
Now I’m inviting others in.
Create your own world.
Or help shape someone else’s.
Kind of but reddit is so over moderated at this point. You can go in and engage the same way as on Facebook Groups, but not like old reddit where you could just sling shit
I think Huge Weiner is a good domain for it, but the actual name is Overshare. While I don't want any hate or illegal activity, I would like it to catch the worst vibes from X, Tumblr, and 4chan and become populated with absolute filth, trash, and worthless shit.
I just passed through immigration and they punched a hole in my residence card, so now it's official. Still my home, but not a Japanese resident any longer. Such a strange world that can exist this way...On the one hand, it's a bit of a bummer that I couldn't find a way that works with my lifestyle to keep my residency but on the other, being a tourist comes with some privileges. I can now get a JR pass when I return in a month, I can buy things tax free (at least for a while until new changes take effect). So, it's not all sadness on my part.
I said twitter because it already hosts things like @whitehouse and @potus - so in a certain sense it is already fulfilling the function - but any public short message platform would suffice if they held those types of accounts
G+ was glorious in the beginning days. With no qualms it was the best social network I've experienced yet. IMO, what killed it was Google requiring the real names - which I still believe was a good idea - but then the death knell was when they waffled on that. If they would have stood firm on the real names policy, I'm convinced they would still be here today and there is a very good chance they would have surpassed both Facebook and Twitter.
Only if you presuppose that the 'small clique of miners with specialized hardware' represents the same interests as the system that bitcoin is slowly starting to displace.
Perhaps I should have specified anarchy to the system as it currently exists. It's a time bomb built and released to destroy the economic status quo.