Question #2 for 1M XEC: What's the one thing you wish your favorite social network did differently? Reply with your answer. My favorite(s) will share a 1M XEC prize.
For the next 10 days I'm giving out 1M XEC/day to answer my questions. Could be 1 person who receives all 1M XEC or multiple people who each get a portion of the 1M XEC depending on the quality of the answers. First que…
Larn and earn about eCash and crypto through pow which is cool to me .
You mean social media, right? If so... I'm a big fan of the annual badges/medals and events in Counter-Strike and Steam with different levels. It kind of tells a story and adds exclusivity to the profile, so I miss badges or something similar on social media. Also, the comments…
Social network aka social media platform.
X is my favourite social media, I just wish they'd take it easy with bans, improve the algorithm and the required threshold for people to get paid, also I can't send direct messages on X and I have raised concerns but I haven't been attended to cause I'm not verified,I wish they'…
Meaningful conversations.
I like X, but I wouldn’t call it my favorite social network. The biggest issue is bots, scammers, and fake accounts. A truly great social network should make it easy to find real people, meaningful conversations.
Mon Réseau social préféré est X. Mais j'aimerais que X devienne comme POW c'est-à-dire connecté entièrement à une Blockchain public afin que l'engagement, l'inscription et les interactions deviennent ouverts.
Facebook is my favorite social media platform; I open it every day to gain insights and interact with others. I tried using FB Pro for monetization, but earning money proved difficult due to the many requirements and rules involved. I wish Facebook were like proofofwriting.com, w…
My favorite social network should let me truly own my identity, reputation, and content instead of locking everything inside its platform.
Funny but voice notes in comment sections, I want to be able to express myself in not just words😂
Community group, security and privacy