Burbuja.info: the Spanish social network taking on the tech giants
Burbuja.info: the Spanish social network taking on the tech giants. Debate has erupted over a proposal for a 100% Spanish social network...
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Burbuja.info: the Spanish social network taking on the tech giants
Debate has flared over the proposal for a 100% Spanish social network, run by a profile that calls itself "macho ibérico paco", as an alternative to US platforms. The initiative, launched from the Burbuja.info forum, seeks a national model to counter the dominance of giants such as Meta and X, though the reaction suggests considerable skepticism and concerns about the proposal's viability and quality.
A national model with questions
The initial proposal calls for a "100% SPANISH" platform with losses recorded in Spain and run by a "SPANIARD with all SPANISH surnames".
Debate has flared over the proposal for a 100% Spanish social network, run by a profile that calls itself "macho ibérico paco", as an alternative to US platforms. The initiative, launched from the Burbuja.info forum, seeks a national model to counter the dominance of giants such as Meta and X, though the reaction suggests considerable skepticism and concerns about the proposal's viability and quality.
A national model with questions
The initial proposal calls for a "100% SPANISH" platform with losses recorded in Spain and run by a "SPANIARD with all SPANISH surnames".
Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication. Read the full discussion (218 replies).
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