After reading @Simon's comments yesterday, I started thinking about Noise.app. Since the result of my thoughts is too long to write here, I wrote it in read.cash. If you are interested, I invite you to read and comment. Enjoy. https://read.cash/@Telesfor/why-noiseapp-is-a-good-idea-fcc18d7b
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I'm going to readcash 😉👍
Glad to see back @Telesfor , noise.app is way more better that previous one model and it's growing with people we already knew! Great concept by @Simon and team
Glad to see you too 😀
This is good as all of us are long time mate's in here🤙, have a nice festive season!
Definitely noise.app has many advantages, and as I commented on read.cash we will probably see other very interesting ones later. It's only a matter of time, when the app is more populated with people and we have a more solid base of users who have already migrated from noise.cash . Thanks for the follow dear friend.
Gladly. I'll try to translate your Spanish posts with translator before I learn Spanish properly.
It's okay, although it's preferable that you learn Spanish because my publications make references to videos that many are on Spanish, and sometimes YouTube doesn't offer the option of translation into English.
Hi buddy I just read your article on read.cash and I fully understand from experience what you are arguing for. Yes, Noise.App is another type of experience with what we know so far in micro-blogging. Perhaps it is one of the applications with the greatest growth expectation for real relationships. No bots. Also, right now I'm also exploring Mastadon. Of course, although I'm not a fan of these networks, one needs to try new trends. Although I am aware that One must avoid the harmful practice of being seduced by fashions. The important thing is to establish sincere contacts that mutually add value to our lives. Greetings
I have heard and read about Mastodon that many are switching from Twitter to Mastodon. But some have written that Mastodon is complicated because you have to choose servers because of decentralisation. Many people are then overwhelmed. I myself have not tried Mastodon. Noise and read.cash are enough for me.
Yes, with the social media of the Bitcoin Cash community it is enough. Here, one feels at home.
It doesn't seem complicated to me, it seems very effective, especially because you can choose to join a specialized community from the beginning, so for example if you are a crypto enthusiast you can start on a server where there are people who will share content about cryptos, if you are passionate about video games, e-sports and stuff, then you have a different server, and so on. Each server is interconnected with all mastodon, they are not isolated, only that you will have, let's say, a "preference" to see the contents of the area that you have selected as a starting point. The interesting thing about all this is that you can change the server or community if you don't feel comfortable, and there won't be any problem. Also the front end is quite friendly and easy to understand, I invite you to join and explore, I think you will like it and enjoy the experience.
Thank you for the invitation. I'll take a look when I get a chance, but how do I know which servers match my interests?
At the moment you are going to make the account, they present you with all the available server options, each one has a brief description about what it is about, what country it is from, the requirements to enter and who manages them, in addition to the theme in based. The system offers you a series of filters so that you better select what you want, such as servers in which you create the account immediately, or others in which your account must go through a selection process until it is approved. You choose based on what you read, which one you like, and then if you don't like that server, you can easily switch to another with a few clicks and without losing any of your content or interactions.
Hello! Oh you are also on read.cash too I will read you there. (I have also there the first three posts about Chicago 😉)