Offering an alternative to ad-centric social media services such as Twitter and Facebook, new kids on the block, App.net, make a couple of bold statements, one of which says; “We believe that advertising-supported social services are so consistently and inextricably at odds with the interests of users and developers that something must be done.”
That something is simply asking users to pay $50.00 per year for access and in that way App.net will not have to focus on fulfilling the needs of advertisers to the possible detriment of their users and leave the developers to focus fully on their clients/users.
The real question is:
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Think carefully about your answer – it may form part of the planning to bring back a MyPE Forum!
Find out more below:
Read Dalton Caldwell’s open letter to Mark Zuckerberg about Facebook’s bad-faith negotiations with him.

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