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I'm tired of social media that's built to keep me scrolling. So I'm starting something small and calm instead. The idea is simple: a place to share photos and short videos of real life, with their natural sound. That's it. What it won't have: No ads. Nobody pays to be seen, and your data isn't for sale. No added music, filters, or transitions. Just the moment as it looked and sounded. No captions, hashtags, or trends. You see what your friends share, in order. No public like counts. What it will have: Limited comments, like one short comment per person per post. A one-tap report button on everything, plus quiet block and mute. Optional place, date, and hidden image descriptions for accessibility. How it stays calm: invite-only to start, and everyone agrees to a short set of values before joining. It'll grow slowly, and that's fine. How it runs: it's not a business. Hosting a few hundred people costs very little, so donations should cover it, Wikipedia-style. If it grows, I'll register it as a non-profit. It's early. Right now I'm writing the community values and setting up a small test version with friends. I'd really like honest feedback: Would you use something like this? Which rule sounds great, and which sounds annoying? If you've run a small online community, what surprised you about moderation?   submitted by   /u/sapiosexu-al [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/21 22:19:49