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most Western social media apps must build a graph or die. This is because most of the most well-known Western social apps chose to interlace two things: the social graph and the content feed.

No web3 company, no crypto company, has ever spent a dollar on marketing, including Coinbase ... Why? Because tokens are self-marketing. When somebody owns something and feels skin in the game, they want to go talk about it ... I think web3's not only better for the world, but it's also going to beat web2 because it's going to be more popular... See more

There is a generational shift in values and trade-offs: people would rather work together with greater latency than work faster alone.

The total number of full-time creators: 2 million. It breaks that number down accordingly:

Once other people start telling you what they like via Like buttons, you inevitably start hewing to their idea of what’s good. And since “people tend to be extremely similar in their vulgar and prurient and dumb interests and wildly different in their refined and aesthetic and noble interests,” the stuff you publish will start looking a lot like... See more

Our vision is for Facebook to be a place where everyone can belong, though the power of community. We define our four durable strategic pillars to accomplish this by helping people:

• Find, enjoy and create interesting content.


• Strengthen their relationships.


• Create communities - both big and small.


• Realize economic opportunities.

Small creators want discovery. They’re grinding away for that extra viewer or reader and don’t have the luxury to think about monetization until they have an audience.

If we let everyone decide for themselves how they were best fit to benefit humanity, with no restrictions at all, how could they possibly end up with a distribution of labor more inefficient than the one we already have? This is a powerful argument for human freedom.