Inside.com - A social network with no spam, no self-promotion, and no BS

Today, I'm launching a new version of Inside.com You can sign up here: http://inside.com We’ve taken our newsletter content, which reaches over 250,000 people a month, and put it into a social networking site similar to Reddit, Twitter, and LinkedIn. What this means is that you can now vote and comment on stories in 14 different topics, instead of just reading out newsletters. You can also submit stories, tweets, or podcasts you find important, which will build your professional reputation inside the community. There’s no spam, no self-promotion, and no bullshit. It’s all signal and no noise. You have to log in with LinkedIn during the beta so that we can maintain our “real names” policy. PS: Here are the 14 topics we are launching with and my profile page. The goal is to make our profile page the best one in the world to represent you as an executive. Visit my profile: https://inside.com/p/jason Check out our first 14 topics: - https://inside.com/ai - https://inside.com/business - https://inside.com/cryptocurrency - https://inside.com/daily - https://inside.com/dev - https://inside.com/ecommerce - https://inside.com/nocode - https://inside.com/podcasting - https://inside.com/security - https://inside.com/streaming - https://inside.com/tech - https://inside.com/transportation - https://inside.com/vc - https://inside.com/xr

Is Scott Galloway allowed to join?

Already there :)

Jcal and our team went "All-In" on this one 😎

Cool product! Congrats on the launch, Jason! ⚡⚡⚡

Kudos @ launching ?makers 🥳🥳🥳

It's an interesting idea. All the best.

Congrats on the launch! 🚀

I love this product! I keep subscribing to newsletters, but I don't like having to view them inside email because I find so many other distractions while I am there. Great idea to have an aggregated view of the excellent newsletter content. Is there any plans to allow non-Inside newsletters to post to the feed?

I've been a long time reader of the Inside newsletter, so it's awesome to see you all add the community engagement layer on top with this new web app. Excited to use it & congrats on the launch! Q: I am a bit curious about the tech stack chosen for this product. Specifically, did the Inside team consider using any of the forum-as-a-service / community management software in the market? What does @jason think about the "community infra" space (e.g. Circle, Orbit, Common Room)? Thanks!