There's a chance that you already read about resident bloggers Siegler & Gruber's thoughts on Dalton Caldwell's baby, App.net.
Now it's your turn.
I listed some of the reasons why you should or should not help in financing Caldwell's brainchild:
Why fund it:
- You just want something new.
- You hate the prospects of third-party developers being alienated.
- You don't want to subject your online social experience to the whims of advertisers.
- You want to pay for the services you use.
- If you're sick of the ads in twitter.
- If you're sick of the ads in Facebook.
- If you're sick of the lack of ads in Google+.
- Facebook is too cluttered.
- Twitter is too cluttered.
- Google+ is way too cluttered this early.
- Your mom is on facebook.
- Your mom is on twitter.
- Your mom is on Google+(?).
- You just can't have enough social media accounts in a lifetime.
Why not fund it:
- App.net doesn't offer something new to the table besides an ad-free social platform.
- You don't like paying for social media services because seriously, who does that?
- You already have too many social media accounts to last a lifetime
- You like twitter.
- You like facebook.
- You like Google+(?).
- Your mom already backed it.
App.net's funding campaign is halfway there and has 5 days left to complete it. It's faith is in your hands (and pocket).