Moreover, the metaphor breaks down entirely in a post-scarcity, algorithmically mediated world, where there is no obvious relationship between the opinions a person puts forth and where that opinion shows up, often in a mechanically distorted way. The marketplace of ideas assumes a relatively even distribution of megaphones, or a random... See more
High-level overview on network effects (nfx):
- Frameworks for thinking about them
- Different kinds of nfx
- Other forms of defensibility
- Addressing bottlenecks to nfx
- Misconceptions around nfx
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Itās ultimately a math question: are you more likely to find compelling content from the few hundred people in your social network, or from the millions of people posting on the service? The answer is obviously the latter, but that answer is only achievable if you have the means of discovering that compelling content, and, to be fair to both... See more