Tuesday, 12 January 2016
I’d like to think of my Twitter account as a culturally valuable place. Certainly I post a fair amount of puppy GIFs and silly jokes, but it’s also the central hub of my everyday identity, especially in journalism. But I didn’t understand that it could ever have a monetary value — even in fake money — until I saw my account on Stolen, a social media tap game turned public market that made a splash on Product Hunt this month and has since become an in inescapable portion of certain parts of Twitter. The core gameplay essentially sucks in all of the…
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