When we talk about microblogs, we think about the popular Twitter since it is one of the most popular tools in Web 2.0, where it was born to have quick interactions with the audience, but in short formats. The definition of microblogging combined instant messaging and the production of content for an online audience that interacts immediately, besides making it viral.
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But Twitter is a centralized network, and there is no guarantee when your content gets censored or even if your account is banned. Twitter has many such examples. It is because, currently, Musk wants Twitter to become a bank where there are transactions, even NFT, but in a centralized network, your account may be in danger because it can delete your money to go with it.
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Advantages of microblogging
- Immediate postings.
- Real-time postings.
- More interaction.
- Viralization is easier.
Blurt can have microblogging
Microblogging is a great project that Blurt can implement as many people dislike creating long articles, which could bring new users. It also means new investors, as microblogging makes there more content quickly and more interaction, making it addictive.
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Isn't blurt microblogging already?
Yes. It is. It’s whatever you want it to be. Post 1 character, a photo, a video, 280 characters 2,000 characters.
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thanks for your answer @offgridlife!
Well, specifically, microblogging like Twitter and leofinancealpha would be cool. leoaplpha has set up a good example on Hive, similar to Twitter.
I would argue Blurt already can be used in that manner, it's just that many people with high Blurt Power have higher standards for what they think is an acceptable post to upvote. I would be less likely to vote for low-character posts, but then again, it depends on the content and the information given. Sometimes I would support selfies and photographic posts without caring too much about the characters or the content in the text.
It's all really subjective.
It's exciting to see your enthusiasm for microblogging and how you believe it could benefit Blurt. Your passion for exploring new ideas and possibilities is inspiring, and your willingness to share your thoughts and ideas with others is a testament to your dedication to this field. Keep up the great work, and don't be discouraged by any obstacles or challenges that may arise along the way. With your passion and dedication, I have no doubt that you will be able to achieve great things and make a positive impact in the world of microblogging.
Earning crypto through blogging has the potential to change the way we create and engage with online content. Blockchain-based platforms like Blurt offer a decentralized and transparent alternative to traditional social media, promoting fairness and open collaboration. Microblogging on such platforms can enhance engagement and sharing of ideas, leading to a more dynamic and creative online community.
Blurt must have this opportunity. If so, users interaction will increase a lot. That will help this platform huge.
Microblog posts tend to receive more reactions on social media than traditional blog posts. This is due to the fact that users prefer small, easily digestible pieces of content over large content.
Interesting if there would be. If it would cost less BLURTs then that would be nice. Haha.
Needs dev work. I am not sure exactly how that is funded there seems to be confusion in the issue
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