I REALLY love how Cohost subverts common social media design. Most social medias are obsessed with numbers, but on Cohost, you don't see how many likes something has, you don't see how many shares something has, hell, you don't even have an easy way to see how many followers your own account has! It makes the whole thing feel lighter, if that makes sense.
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true! 🥺👍 though the different emojis are gonna take some getting used to xd
Totally agree! I used to have an browser addon that would hide twitter followers, and it was a very refreshing experience!
I think I have the same addon, the one that hides all metrics? I pretty much always have it on unless there's a specific reason like comparing my own numbers to figure out marketing stuff
yeah! I had to remove it because for marketing purpose (our game page) it was still important information 😞
Yeah every time on twitter I stare at my profile and I get sad that the numbers are so low, on Cohost I have been having the time of my life just posting whatever the hell I want and not worrying