He's probably competing with Shaq to see who can lose the most weight. Shaq is using Limbo, which @Zinzin named (and which Shaq has invested in): instagram.com/reel/CouhKjTJh9N/...
Charles Barkley discussed his weight loss regimen recently on talk shows including "I'm working out, I'm taking my shot once a week," & he said he's taking Mounjaro [Eli Lilly's drug}. He was 352 lbs & said his goal weight is 270 lbs. (he's 6'6') people.com/charles-barkley-has-lost-62-lbs-im-taking-my-shot-7505355...
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Jay Jurisich
That he will!
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@T2 #T2FeatureRequest: Conversations. T2 is all about facilitating real conversations. I propose a "Conversations" nav button, which loads a page w/ 2 tabs, just like Notifications: a "You" tab on the left, showing all threads in which you have posted a reply, ...
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2) ...and "Top" tab on the right, showing the current Top threads (those with the most replies). This would help users stay engaged with follow-up replies in a thread as well as encourage everyone to find interesting conversations going on among and beyond who they follow.
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David Colburn
I'd be cautious about building tools which encourage people to jump into strangers' conversations. That could be the sort of feature which works well when a site is small with positive vibes, but turns into a flame war accelerant when the user base grows.
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Jay Jurisich
Good point! But I still like the idea for surfacing the conversations you've been a part of, however it gets implemented. It needs to be easier than scrolling down, looking for a post, then clicking on it to see if there are new replies, then doing that again and again.
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David Colburn
Yes, conversations and threading are an area they'll need to work on a fair amount. Following convos now often requires some mental work or extra clicks. That and moderation seem to me like the two big challenges ahead, aside from engineering issues which I know nothing about.
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Jay Jurisich
3) Seems like a good investor pitch as well. With Twitter, Mastodon, Bluesky, & others fragmenting the social space, it'll take a while to get a huge number of users & organizations, making it difficult if you wanted to use this for up-to-the-minute news breaks, for instance. ...
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Jay Jurisich
4) But Conversations are already happening, and anybody can participate in them. So it cultivates a new approach to social media from the ground (user) up, rather than the top-down approach of big organizations "pushing" information to the world.
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5) Like early Twitter, I guess, but with an eye toward working to maintain that small town square vibe even after T2 has millions of users.
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Jay Jurisich
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Anyone else want to weigh-in on this? What kind of T2 do you all want? How do you define what a new virtual public square is, should, or could be? I'm sure @sarah and the whole @T2 gang are interested in getting much input on this as possible. #T2PublicSquare
T2 is designed to be, ideally, a public square with many simultaneous conversations going on, not one or a few voices with bullhorns shouting at everyone. Conversations, with their back and forth dialogue, are key.
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Jay Jurisich
I like that: Conversation as a Platform (CaaP) is the new SaaS!
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ExperientialID
I just registered for the community session and the single word I put down was "conversational", glad to know others think the same. I just posted some ad comps for #T2 and before I made them I ran through a brand exercise: Authentic, Human, Vibrant, Surprising, Off-beat
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ExperientialID
Keep in mind that most of the completion is blue (dependable, cool, constant) with a few multi-colored outliers (vibrant, dynamic, youthful). Here are two docs I use to help categorize brands and map out the gaps where the competition isn't.
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K. Feldman
I love the idea of multiple conversations going. Right now I actually love that T2 is stress free for me. I can come here and achieve a sense of peace for the day. People are generally upbeat and looking forward to this new adventure. It's not rife with hate filled politics, etc.
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Reposted by @jay
Zinzin
We have a slightly different take, and simplify those "6 naming styles" down to 4 (for example, all of those listed under "Arbitrary" could be moved to "Metaphorical." Here's how we break it down: zinzin.com/process/name-development/...
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Jay Jurisich
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@T2 #T2FeatureRequest: When landing in the middle of a long thread of replies, you currently have to click the top reply on a page again and again to move back in time to the original post. ...
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2) It would be nice if each Reply came with some sort of ⬆️ button to immediately load the original post and all replies together on a single page, to be able to read everything in context.
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