The Internet Needs a Civility Reset

We have launched a new community, and for those who haven't heard about it yet, why don't you tell us what your intentions are with it? Yeah, this is really um I mean, in my mind, something like a replacement for Reddit. No offense to all the Redditors out there, but I just think we need a situation where there's less noise and more signal and more civility. And so, um we're we've created something here which where it's going to be web-based for the first month, but there's an app in development. And um anyone who subscribes who subscribe now or subscribes before uh June 1st will have access to the community for free. I mean, it comes with the subscription. But after June 1st, we're breaking them apart. We're going to take a stab at building a community that is not selecting for any of the usual variables of engagement and weirdness and division, but just actually a place where you want to have a conversation with people. So. Right. I think the goal for this community, for it to work, it should feel like we've just widened our friend circles. And so, some of the experiences we have in WhatsApp or the communication we have in Slack, you should feel that comfortable. And everyone there will be using their real names. So, that's also going to change things. — that's one innovation. That's right. — Uh which I hopefully will mean something. Yeah. Yeah, I think it's going to be great. — I'm looking forward to it. I think it'll be fun.