Quote from: Lionel on November 11, 2018, 02:14:13 PM

Quote from: TheZucc on November 05, 2018, 04:28:56 PM

Hi,
For the past year I have been working on a tech/crypto-oriented social platform. I want to create a clean environment where people can share, learn and meet people.
The main difference about this platform is that it's going to be exclusive/invite-only and the users will be encouraged to contribute with quality content.
What I have noticed over the years is that every great platform has slowly turned to shit because dumb people are easy money. I've also noticed that platforms that are usually more restrictive/exclusive and have an actual 'moral code' and not just money are the ones that last the long run.
The main reason I spent a lot of time working on this was because I failed to find an internet platform that I could personally be excited about and want to be part of.
Compare this forum for example now and 8-10 years ago - there still is quality content and great users BUT nowadays 90% of them are either 70 IQ airdrop bots or they want to sell you on their next bitcoin ICO.

What I want is really hard to achieve but it can also be really rewarding.
If you're interested in investing or collaborating or just want to hear more please DM me.

//edit
I can't message people because I'm new.
Here's a link to the platform and what I have so far: https://glowbe.org
Everything is still raw and alpha, so keep that in mind.

Thanks.

I don't understand why you are limiting the topic of your platform to the cryptocurrencies , while you have a great general-purpose name such as Glowbe.
You should make a better use of it.

Make a user-driven scientific community, that covers many tech topics, not just cryptos.
AI, robotics, quantum computing, hardware architecture, or even mechanics, biology, chemistry, electronics, whatever

It's easier to start by targeting a smaller group and extend from there than starting a general platform.
To answer your question - I'm open to make it more broad and that's the end goal.