Are different types of content competing against each other now?
Something I’ve been noticing more over time: Different types of content are all competing in the same space now. A short post, a photo, a long-form write-up, and a video can all sit right beside each other but they’re designed to be consumed very differently. It feels like that creates friction: shorter content gets buried longer content gets skipped visuals get lost between text Curious how...
Why are all content types forced into one feed?
I’ve been thinking about how most platforms push everything into a single feed. Photos, short posts, long-form content, video, communities all competing in the same space. From a user perspective, it feels cluttered. From a creator perspective, it feels like different types of content are working against each other. Do people actually prefer everything mixed together, or would separate spaces...
What would make you actually use this?
Curious what would make a platform like this worth coming back to for you. Is it: fewer apps in one place? better separation between content types? specific features? something else entirely? Trying to understand what would turn this from something you try once into something you’d actually use.
What feels confusing or unclear?
I’m the solo builder behind The Social Circle and I’m actively improving it based on real user feedback. If you try it, I’d really like to know: what feels confusing? what feels unclear? what you expected that wasn’t obvious? Even small things help wording, navigation, where to post, anything. I’m using this feedback to improve usability and make the experience clearer for new users.