"Nametagging will continue to proliferate in web3 culture because it crystallizes the participatory nature of decentralization."

"The (emoji,emoji) format for signifying DAOs, crypto startups, and web3 projects emerged from the OlympusDAO that evolved the nametagging concept. Olympus supports staking $Ohm. This matrix shows why collaboration between members, instead of conflict or competition, produces the biggest gains. (3,3) became a symbol for teamwork."

"Name yourself something that can easily be conveyed with emoji Doublecheck that your chosen emoji look nice and consistent across platforms Instruct your followers that they’re encouraged to add the emoji to their names"

"Nametagging empowers your allies to make you not just a piece of information they share, but a piece of their identity. Everyone wants to be part of something."

"It’s an app where you can’t post photos of yourself. Instead, you have to tag a friend."

"A true social network doesn’t just make consumption social (Likes, comments, reshares), but makes creation social too by insisting on collaboration."

"you become your squad’s paparazzi, snapping them in single shots or multi-photo sequence GIFs like they’re a celebrity you caught stepping out for coffee."

"There are no captions or hashtags or comments to futz with. It all about letting scenes speak for themselves"

"the machine gun vibrations make you feel like you’re actually a photographer trying to score the perfect shot of a celeb — and the awkward frames in between. It’s a subtle message that you’re going to take a lot of photos with this app."

"Profiles don’t show how many followers someone has."

"the goal is having fun, not world domination."

"A lot of guys literally don’t have other decent solo shots of themselves. I hope Poparazzi encourages men to hype up their friends."

"The app auto-follows everyone in your phone book, which you could see as a growth hack or a privacy issue. Those contacts might include people you don’t care about, would be embarrassed to follow on a social app, ex-lovers, or even stalkers."

"The Future Of Social Is Multiplayer"

"Alex and Austen Ma, the founders of Poparazzi, have brought this concept to the original breakout social networking feature: photo sharing."

"While it might seem like an arbitrary constraint to only allow photos of others, it’s the edges of the canvas that give shape to a work of art."

"This is the power of what I call “content network effect”: Each piece of content adds value to the rest. That’s TikTok."

"Except for TikTok. The Chinese music/video app has managed to demonstrate a new concept of “content network effect”. In its case, each video uploaded to the app makes every future potential video more valuable."

"That’s because all the content on TikTok serves as remix fodder for the rest. Every song, dance, joke, prank, and monologue generates resources for other creators to exploit. It’s a bottomless well of inspiration."

"Remixability, the ultimate creative tool"

"Facilitating remixes offers a way to lower the bar for producing user generated content. You’d don’t have to be astoundingly creative or original to make something entertaining. Each individual’s life experiences inform their perspective that could let them interpret an idea in a new way."

"Stories are autobiographical life vlogging. All you need are the creative tools, which Instagram and Facebook rebuilt, and people to share to, which the apps had billions of."

"But TikTok isn’t about sharing what you’re up to like Stories that typically start from scratch since each user’s life is different. It’s micro-entertainment powered by content network effect."