They are innovating. What are we doing?

Zheng @ playpoly Sr 20090728

Luo Hao's "what if there is no Twitter?" It depicts a phenomenon: "When the latest technological innovation becomes a hot topic for global blogs, tianchao's popular blog is" XX methods to break through GFW "and" Guide to wall-mounted tor "." I also raised a question: "There seems to be too many absurd events around us. These absurd events are the center of our discussion. However, the creativity of China's Internet has been gradually dragged down by this ridiculous recurring topic and absurd process ."

In the smart pig game, there are only a few big pig that can "Give your employees a little idealistic pride.

So what are our most creative groups busy:

10% of users are developing a webgame app for the SNS website.

30% of people are developing online games.

10% of users configure SNS or even miniblog for various types of websites according to their own requirements.

20% of users are playing webgame and QQ chat on SNS.

5%. Spam messages and spam messages are sent.

As micro-blog survival law says, in the UGC website staffing, 20% of the technical staff's energy and 40% of the content department's energy are spent in the pursuit of "controllable" and "pre-prevention". They even need to specially train and master the power reproduction system.

Or in one sentence:

10% of people are copying applications in advanced Internet countries, 40% are copying copycat applications, and 20% are trying to make garbage and push it to everyone, 20% of people are busy with supervision, 5% are doing e-commerce, and the remaining 5% are applications destined to be blocked.

The above data is purely hypothetical, without him. There is no constructive complaint in chatting.