After 1500 in a Clubhouse/Meerkat/Roadtrip any other attempt at synchronous only comms a few things break:
1. Notification overload
2. Conversations get boring b/c diverge too far from interest without the context of someone I recognize talking
3. Feels less special:
2/
We’re not the first to critique Apple’s policies. But most debates about Apple center on the harm they cause to developers, and instead we think the far larger impact is on creators: the millions of people that could be earning more money and connecting with their fans.
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