Subscribe
Sign in
Thoughts — Share your thoughts with the world, anonymously
Thoughts is the only platform you'll ever need to share your thoughts, anonymously.
25
Replies
@vsnthv Thank you! I also saw jiffchat and Thoughts is also kind of similar, but I intend to add to more features along the way that will make Thoughts a more polished and full-fledged platform for sharing random thoughts.
Congratulation on the launch 👍
How do you plan to moderate the content? I mean, it's pretty obvious it can be used for far right content, neonazi, and so on ...
@thibault_milan Thank you! Regarding moderation, we will soon be adding "Report" button for all thoughts and based on how many people have reported it, we will be taking further action. Also, NLP can be used to detect hate speech or any thoughts that might be harmful to other people and can be taken down automatically.
Our minds are always thinking about something or the other. This is what we refer to as thoughts. And sometimes beautiful thoughts flash across our minds. What if there was a platform just to share these beautiful thoughts? Though there are countless social media sites out there, most of them are filled with random useless content. When I envisioned Thoughts, I wanted it to be a simple, no-nonsense social media site where people can just share their thoughts with the world, with the option of anonymity.
@thisisindrajit Nice idea, is it going to be subscription based?
Congratulations on the launch 🙌
@chetan_natesh No I haven't thought of having any kind of subscription model as of now. I think most of the revenue is going to be generated through ads, which I will be integrating soon :)
@impvis It's to make sure that in case of any problems, the original author can be traced back. But until then, nobody can see who the original author for any thought is. 😄
@impvis @thisisindrajit So it's anon for everyone except the DB's owner (you)? Congrats on the launch btw!
@impvis @bethanavel Yes something like that. But even in the DB, the author ID will be encrypted using a public key. So any other people who access the DB won't be able to know who the original author is. The private key will be very securely stored, which can be used to decrypt the original author ID in case of any problems. This is to make sure nobody misuses their privilege of being anonymous in the platform.
@zoom_in That's such a cool idea! Will definitely keep this in mind! 😄
@abdulmumin_abdulkarim Thank you so much! Hope you share your thoughts :)
Webtag