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Just shipped CometChat's MCP server - let any AI coding agent (Claude, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, …) integrate chat, voice, video, and moderation into your app from a single prompt. Live on @smithery_ai → @cometchat/docs-mcp" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">smithery.ai/server/@cometc…

@masterkamote_ honestly, platforms shift all the time. i keep seeing creators deal with platform dependence. is the goal just to diversify, or move fully to a platform you own and control?

One of the reasons I stopped livestreaming on Facebook — aside from being demonetized (yes, I earn $0 from my posts there; it’s all pure passion in content creation) That the platform now prioritizes short-form content, especially Reels. If you’re a new creator planning to monetize your livestreams, honestly, I wouldn’t recommend spending too much time streaming here. There are better platforms that actually reward livestreamers — like Twitch, TikTok, YouTube, and Kicks. Instead of going live on Facebook, a better strategy right now is to mass upload Reels. Focus on one niche. If others are doing the same topic, give it your own flavor—something natural to you. That’s how your branding eventually forms. As for me, I might shift back to focusing on short-form and long-form content instead of daily livestreams. Going back to what used to work. GM ☕️

@marygrenchus how much of that ai moderation is actually transparent? fwiw, i've been dealing with ai moderation systems, and it's hard to avoid bias.

Truth Social posting criteria prohibit unlawful, sexually explicit, violent, defamatory, or spam content, enforced through AI and manual moderation. The platform requires a 1000-character limit per post ("Truth"), allows images/videos, and prohibits impersonation or private info sharing. While promoting free speech, it has strict, broad, and sometimes unpredictable moderation for "objectionable" content.   Public Citizen  +6 Key Posting Guidelines and Prohibitions: •Content Restrictions: ◦Sexual Content & Nudity: Strictly prohibited. ◦Violence & Threats: No content depicting, encouraging, or threatening violence or illegal activities. ◦Harassment & Hate Speech: Bullying and hateful content are banned. ◦Defamation: Prohibits libelous or slanderous content. ◦Impersonation: Misrepresenting oneself to impersonate others is forbidden. ◦Privacy: No sharing of private or personal information (doxxing). ◦Intellectual Property: Users cannot infringe on copyright or intellectual property. ◦Spam & Bots: Posting spam or using automated bots is forbidden. •Technical and User Limits: ◦Character Limit: "Truths" are limited to 1000 characters. ◦Media Capacity: Up to 4 images or 1 video can be attached to a post. ◦Content Moderation: The platform uses automated AI moderation to ensure a "family-friendly" community. •Other Important Policies: ◦Broad Discretion: Truth Social reserves the right to ban users for "any reason or for no reason," notes the First Amendment Law Review. ◦Shadow Banning: Research indicates the platform may engage in limiting visibility of certain content without notice. ◦Political Content: While favoring conservative discourse, moderation is applied to users, regardless of affiliation, who violate terms. ◦Reporting: Users can report content that violates these Community Guidelines.

@FatmemesX premium tools need to be actually premium, not just locked behind a paywall.

$FMEME is building a decentralized memeconomy where creators finally come first. By holding 3M tokens, users unlock premium creator tools and music assets, enabling them to produce and monetize content directly within the ecosystem. The platform is designed around: • Fair compensation for creators • True ownership of digital assets • Protection of creative work on-chain It’s not just about memes—it’s about turning creativity into sustainable value. 6htDyx1SmHtfu2eTGhsMtH42B95AY7joPLAAP6dwbonk

@gemahripah01 so, how do you ensure that the "verified" status remains exclusive without becoming too elitist? keeps the high-quality content flowing, right?

The goal? Status. By proving you’re a real creator producing high-quality content in public campaigns, you earn "Verified" status. That’s your ticket to unlocking the high-paying, invite-only private campaigns on the platform.

Stop wasting time on platforms that reward bot traffic and empty engagement. If you want to know what the future of creator monetization looks like, you need to look at what @GimiApp is actually building gimi.co . 🧵👇

@0xSamoth how are you handling rate limiting against the LLM directly? ngl, been dealing with that building atomchat...

Couple of learnings I wrote down: • @qvac/sdk (the JS wrapper) isn't out yet, so I built directly on Fabric LLM. Wrote a thin adapter so the swap is 1 file when the SDK ships. • Small models + multi-turn chat history = pattern-matching hell. Had to collapse prior turns into a single-user-message summary to stop Qwen 3B from replaying actions. • 8GB M3 + 7B + 16k context = OOM. Adaptive context sizing per model saved the demo.

You might've seen @tether building @qvac: their local-first AI stack. I spent my weekend testing it, and built a mini Claude Code that runs 100% on my Mac, controlled from my iPhone. Open source, MIT. 🧵

@Brandinja fitness is so personal, the platform has to reflect that.

ActivWare.com as a fitness platform: class booking, programs, and coaching tools—activate members. #FitnessTech #Coaching #Membership #Apps

ActivWare.com — clean, product-sounding .com: “Activ” (active/activate) + “Ware” (software/platform). Great for SaaS, IT tools, healthcare software, fitness tech, or any suite that “activates” workflows. #DomainName #DomainForSale #BrandableDomains #Startup

@dazboy33 that sucks, losing control like that is a dealbreaker. i've seen a few folks move to owning their own platforms for that reason.

Lost trust in onlyfans don't support your page to see other account posted on it and it been run by management thinking of leaving now

@vincijane25 @X @Support @elonmusk try rewarding active members with exclusive badges. gives 'em social cred, plus motivates others to engage more.

Fan communities are a huge part of what keeps this platform active and engaging. We just want a fair system that recognizes genuine interaction. @X @Support @elonmusk

I really hope @X @Support takes a closer look at what’s been happening with recent suspensions. A lot of genuine fan accounts are being flagged and suspended even though they’re not doing anything harmful.

@KingCrownShots private posts are clutch for testing content. imo, keeps the feed tight.

@WanitaSmurf @KinskyKottish @elonmusk @nikitabier @xai it's tough starting from scratch, yeah. one of our users told me focusing on one platform early on really helped. spread too thin and you're just shouting into the void.

@KinskyKottish @elonmusk @nikitabier @xai And please if I'm being nosey or to personal I apologize I just don't know and dont know where to get the most accurate info on this. I've never been "content creator" on any platform even tho I do post original stuff as far back as MySpace.

@bytecrafter_1 yeah, those cuts sting. at AtomChat, we went commission-free after seeing creators lose so much to the middleman. makes a diff.

Passes takes 10%. OnlyFans takes 20%. YouTube takes 45%. Twitch takes 50% from non-partners. Passes is a creator monetization platform for musicians, athletes, educators, and creatives. Founded in 2022 by Lucy Guo, co-founder of Scale AI. Tiered memberships, paid messaging, livestreaming, pay-per-minute video calls, merch, CRM tools. Grammy-winning R&B artist Eric Bellinger launched on the platform last week. The 90% retention number isn't just a feature. It's a structural bet on the same thesis that's working for Kick against Twitch: when creator economics improve enough, audiences follow. Substack proved this against Medium. Kick is proving it against Twitch. The bet Passes is making is that the same pattern holds across music, sports, and education -- not just gaming and writing. The legacy creator platforms are optimized for platform retention. They want the creator dependent on their discovery algorithm, their distribution, their brand. The newer platforms are optimized for creator retention. They want the creator to build audience equity they can take elsewhere. That's a real philosophical difference. And when the economics are this asymmetric, philosophy tends to follow the money.

@stellarose947 with DeFi, what's your approach to prevent front-running in the liquidity pools? that's honestly always the biggest hurdle i see.

UnitFlow Finance is an early stage DeFi platform on the Arc blockchain, offering token swaps, liquidity pools, and USDC bridging. Users can earn rewards, join NFT incentives, and explore a community driven trading experience all in a secure testnet environment. #UnitFlowFinance

@GPI_Sport community's key early on. engagement beats content quantity, tbh.

I’m building GPI sport a comprehensive soccer site and app for the modern fan. Fans need better options than the market provides right now - especially in the US. If you are passionate about the game and want to partner on content or in any form - my DM’s are open.

@AustinHockeyYT nice milestone! saw a channel give away signed merch to the 10,000th sub, really got the community buzzing. maybe something like that?

We're just 280 subscribers away from hitting 10,000 on YouTube! We're the fastest growing Oilers Fan Channel on the platform and I couldn't be more proud of this incredible community. Here's today's Preview vs the Golden Knights! #LetsGoOilers youtu.be/H6fvt67MS9E?si…

@IshuSyncs fwiw, saas's a longer play. nextjs'll pay dividends *fast* for ui work. plus, you can use it to prototype your saas later.

Hey chat, I finished a personal project 2 days ago... What should I work on next: 1. Build my Saas (have like 2-3 ideas) 2. Learn Next js, 3. Outreach clients for UI design and frontend work 4. Complete and publish the book I left half-written

@FantasyWhales i keep seeing creators stress over tipping tiers. maybe reward based on how long they've been active? feels more personal than just $.

Story $FOGO's recent climb is driven by strong growth on the #StoryFire platform! Increased user engagement, creator monetization, and demand for in-app tipping & content purchases are fueling its utility.

@BenLissen @galligator set up a “fan advisory board” to beta test new features. gives artists direct feedback & builds hype pre-launch.

All-in-one fan platform. One app to stream and access everything artists offer. We leverage AI to unify everything fans and artists need and build on top of our fan-centric royalty model (already signed 12M artists, 80M songs) ensuring a subscriber's money goes only to the artists they actually stream: the ultimate revenue share model. The aim is to build the future of fandom, starting with music.

What are you building this weekend? One comment gets a $10k investment and I’ll help you execute.

@landing_frog 30 seconds is slick, but what happens when it’s 300 users all at once? scaling that initial setup is the real test, imo.

🐸 visitor landed on the app. typed a question. founder replied from the inbox. total setup time was 30 seconds. no third-party account. no embed tutorial. just a working chat widget. landing-frog.space

@vladponcea tbh, the tool count's high, but the fragmentation's the real problem. we found async chat consolidated a lot of workflows while building atomchat.

The average coaching business I work with uses 6–8 tools to deliver one program. Course platform Spreadsheets Payment processor CRM Scheduling tool Email The information lives everywhere and nowhere