D.Buzz came 1st, then LeoThreads, now Waves. D.Buzz & LeoThreads were made 2model Twitter. Buzzes are posts, while threads & waves are comments 2 hidden posts. D.Buzz & Waves write to Layer 1; LeoThreads writes to Layer 2. Only Waves shows feeds 4 all 3.
I gave never used Threads or Dbuzz, but I love using Ecency Waves! It's quick and intuitive.
I'll give it a try. At the same time checking out decks...
Lot's of new stuff!
Does it work on the app as well?
It works on mobile if you go to Ecency.com But not on the app yet.
I love Decks. I feel much more organized
It looks really nice and organized indeed. And you can add searches too. I only haven't figured out how to sort them on newest first.
I'm not sure. Let's ask.
@ecency
We are adding more customization options for sure 😉
D.Buzz came 1st, then LeoThreads, now Waves. D.Buzz & LeoThreads were made 2model Twitter. Buzzes are posts, while threads & waves are comments 2 hidden posts. D.Buzz & Waves write to Layer 1; LeoThreads writes to Layer 2. Only Waves shows feeds 4 all 3.
Thanks for clarifying this!
They are all #microblogging #microearning platforms with different front ends and a bit of difference; all are the same as microblogging.
Thanks. Which one do you prefer?
All are equally good. #dbuzz initiated it, #leothreads followed the lead, and now #ecency.waves also joined the journey.
I'll just have to figure it out myself. I'll go an play a bit with all of them.
It's ingenious thinking, and that's how we learn.
Also, these are the character limits:
By comparison, for Twitter each tweet can be up to 280 characters (double its original limit of 140 from a few years ago).