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I love this as an idea, but I suspect as a user, I would use either zero or one posts.<p>I do like the idea that the platform can actively disrupt the "addictive" patterns that develop elsewhere. Other things I've wanted:<p>- Instagram with an ML layer that auto-rejects pics with faces or text. Landscapes, vistas, animals, architecture etc all would be welcome.<p>- high latency Twitter, where no post is viewable until at least 2 weeks after it's published. Bickering threads become impractical. People learn to post stuff that will be worth caring about later.<p>- Clearly just for entertainment and not information Facebook alternative, in which GPT bots produce a significant fraction of posts, impersonating users and making stuff up. Everyone quickly learns you can't trust it, but it can still be cute/fun/humorous.