Thank you for writing and sharing an insightful post!
I was just thinking about the question recently: Single-player vs. Multiplayer. We are building Glasp, a social web highlighter for avid readers and learners, and I think in our case:
Single-player: keep track of ideas and notes from online reading/watching
Multiplayer: share insights with friends or coworkers & discover thought-provoking content from the community
For us, focusing on single-player first, then gradually incorporating multi-player mode makes sense.
I like what you said about the single player framework. We just need to try out Some products by ourselves to know how valuable they are. We don't always have to want feedback from others. If something is good we gotta first know it👍
Creating products that stick (and how to do it)
Well framed examples. Enjoyed!
Hi Greg 👋
Thank you for writing and sharing an insightful post!
I was just thinking about the question recently: Single-player vs. Multiplayer. We are building Glasp, a social web highlighter for avid readers and learners, and I think in our case:
Single-player: keep track of ideas and notes from online reading/watching
Multiplayer: share insights with friends or coworkers & discover thought-provoking content from the community
For us, focusing on single-player first, then gradually incorporating multi-player mode makes sense.
https://glasp.co/
Anyway, thank you so much for sharing this!
Happy learning,
Kazuki
I like what you said about the single player framework. We just need to try out Some products by ourselves to know how valuable they are. We don't always have to want feedback from others. If something is good we gotta first know it👍
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This very insightful. Thanks for sharing