You listen to it, you respond if you want to, or you don't, depending on what occurs. If you do respond, I take the time to think about what you said, compose my response, and there you go. So it seems like Swell is the only platform that is actually actively going for this sort of market. Not to say we're consumers, we like the platform, but it seems like Swell is the only major player in this
I'm kind of like a sporadic user of the Wisdom app now, but I like how you can answer questions in less than 60 seconds and add value to your content. But I will say this, I like the sound and the clarity of Wisdom app better as well. As I originally came from Twitter Spaces, so that's what kind of initiated me to join in the idea of doing it in the first place. So I went from Twitter Spaces, I got invited to be on Wisdom
J.L. Beasley
@Her_Sisu · 4:55
And when I say message in terms of a topic for people to react to, I'm talking about from the space of general communication. Because from my perspective, and I know this doesn't apply to all people, we live in a world where people do not get out much outside of work, and that's if their work requires them to be outside of their home. We live in a world where there's grocery delivery service, food delivery service
Binati Sheth
@Binati_Sheth · 4:54
Anyway, I think Social Audio is the future because I think a person, like a human person, probably going to feel very shameful if they have to go, so here's my Swell cast. It's nothing but an ad, actually, but here's my Spellcast listen to my Swell cast. Which is actually an ad. It's an ad. Yes, guys, it's an ad. Advertisement. Ad. I think an actual human person might maybe not do that