Twitter bought a new social network last October – Vine.co. In January, the first application for iOS na Appstore. It's basically like Instagram for videos. You have six seconds and a square frame to shoot in. That's it.
The world is full of stupid and lazy people who don't want to learn anything. Twitter knows this, so it's committed to total simplicity. That's how Vine could be characterized. You download the app, create an account or log in via Twitter, and start filming. Done. No big data entry or setup. If this site had a slogan, it would be "Stop the complexity." Prosomething simple.
Ok, I like it, so what's stopping me from using it? Czechs. Things like that don't catch on here. You can set up a profile and start filming, but unless you're trying hard to convince people around you to download it right away every day, you'll be filming it for yourself. Of course, if you enjoy watching videos of people you don't know, that's a completely different story. It's the same with Twitter. It's an amazing thing, but Czechs have gotten used to it. FacebookThey devote all their time to it, so Twitter is already nestIt's cold.
Times are rotten, people are evil, and the world is bad, so immediately after the app was launched, six-second porn films began to be created. This Applu didn't like it, so Vine vacated the honorable place on Appstore others. In my opinion, six-second porn is absolute nonsense. There are several reasons why. So you'd better film your cats. Everyone likes cats.
Well, it's up to you. Maybe give it a try, persuade a few people and film something. Maybe the Czechs will surprise and accept something new. But then again, who wants to watch only six-second videos of food, right?
