WT:Social

A news focused social network from the founder of Wikipedia

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A news focused social network from the founder of Wikipedia

3 followers

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Wikitribune Social is an inventive social network, for people like you who still have faith in the truth.

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From a marketing perspective: - Association with Wikipedia is a strong selling point - The name probably should change. "WT" itself doesn't really roll off the tongue. Also not sure it's a good idea to have -> : in their name. Just one person's opinion though 🤷🏽‍♂️

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7yr ago

Cuely AI

@narekk WTS kind of WTF, just go FTW

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7yr ago

I’ve been enjoying the emails. I suspect that with mindful curation on my part this will continue to be useful for me. The pain point as I see it is that we’ve all become accustomed to seeking out bigger numbers on social networks and I’m not convinced that this will offer as much value that way so I’m keeping mine selective and trying to use it as a focused tool to deliver targeted news. Overall, it’s been about a week and I like it.

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7yr ago

I signed up for this last week. It'll be interesting to see how it does. You can find me here: https://wt.social/gi/fraser-smit...

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7yr ago

This explains why you might be seeing a paywall. Its only for early adopters since they moved to a new platform. https://www.wikitribune.com/wt/n...

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7yr ago

it does not accept my password when registering. Your password is not strong enough! I tried all the combinations

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7yr ago

Honestly, the UI needs to be worked on properly. Secondly, I found it a bit difficult to navigate freely, hope future updates makes it more seamless.

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7yr ago

The community has already adopted the "silence all those with a dissenting opinion from the groupthink", as seen on Wikipedia. And the founder of WT.Social is simply pocketing any donated revenues... no sign of applying it toward site improvements or paying staff who may know what they're doing, more than the founder. It's just a trainwreck in very, very slow motion.

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6yr ago

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