I remember a rare interview with Kevin and the other guy from the Instagram team. Saying they are overwhelmed with the feature requests from people, but that they don't want to do them - they rather do things right. Take the time they need to perfect the basic features to create an innovating and unique experience as a compliment on top of Twitter. Something Twitter couldn't offer. The other guy said they of course want other feature, but the simplicity of the app and just a square picture forces people indirectly to think twice about what they post. So we can all enjoy quality over quantity and have something interesting to come back to, explore, and converse about. Rather than the big stream of tweets Twitter offered.
Then Facebook bought it. And now it's a blatant rip of everything they want someone else to code, while Kevin rides bikes through the world and posts it on his old app
Money ruins everything. On the other hand, I am sure the latest group of 12 year olds love it that they don't have to think twice about which app to use, how to use it, what to share, or if it has any quality. Just click and spam.
Then Facebook bought it. And now it's a blatant rip of everything they want someone else to code, while Kevin rides bikes through the world and posts it on his old app
Money ruins everything. On the other hand, I am sure the latest group of 12 year olds love it that they don't have to think twice about which app to use, how to use it, what to share, or if it has any quality. Just click and spam.