Crypto forums are part of social networks, is this correct?

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Crypto forum like this one and bitcointalk or not the same as social media networks, but we can through their uses enjoy the same fun and liveness as we do with the social medias, the crypto forums are more advanced in many ways than the social medias, all we may have to do is in getting the best of having fun and pleSPAM BANble moment in whatever thing we do online including the platforms we are.

[yohananaomi]

Crypto forum like this one and bitcointalk or not the same as social media networks, but we can through their uses enjoy the same fun and liveness as we do with the social medias, the crypto forums are more advanced in many ways than the social medias, all we may have to do is in getting the best of having fun and pleSPAM BANble moment in whatever thing we do online including the platforms we are.

agree with what you said, that there is indeed a significant difference, that is seen. It is one of them is that in the forum there are clear rules, and you can't do whatever you want by ignoring the rules to make posts or rebuttals, because without rules the Forum is no different from other social media., In the Forum is to find explanations that may not be found elsewhere especially about crypto issues etc., so that there is a solution that can be done. Agree, Crypto forums are clearly one step ahead of social media in general.

[ZAINmalik75]

I have being readying news and also been using many social media networks such as Twitter Facebook, Instagram, YouTube etc, but I have not heard about the crypto forums like Altcointalks, Bitcointalk, Bitcoingardin, cryptalk forums as part of the social media platforms. Could it be that these forums are separated or that they are been described as other networks not directly to be called a social networks?
I need your thoughts on where all these forums can be classified.

Crypto forums are not the same as social networks they are owned and managed by different individuals. Altcointalk for example is under the ownership of a member with the username admin. I've heard of other forums, but Cryptalk is new to me as well.

How did you come across all of them if you hadn’t heard of these forums before? These forums are simple sites where we can discuss various topics related to cryptocurrency and other subjects. Bitcointalk is the most popular with Altcointalk being the second most famous. I’ll check out Cryptalk too.

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I have being readying news and also been using many social media networks such as Twitter Facebook, Instagram, YouTube etc, but I have not heard about the crypto forums like Altcointalks, Bitcointalk, Bitcoingardin, cryptalk forums as part of the social media platforms. Could it be that these forums are separated or that they are been described as other networks not directly to be called a social networks?
I need your thoughts on where all these forums can be classified.

Crypto forums are not the same as social networks they are owned and managed by different individuals. Altcointalk for example is under the ownership of a member with the username admin. I've heard of other forums, but Cryptalk is new to me as well.

How did you come across all of them if you hadn’t heard of these forums before? These forums are simple sites where we can discuss various topics related to cryptocurrency and other subjects. Bitcointalk is the most popular with Altcointalk being the second most famous. I’ll check out Cryptalk too.

no other CT.com I think is what he means.  Looks more known to Russians I think. Its also know  ln to Bitcointalk users since it was marketed there for some time in the past.

It wouldn't be surprising decades later that local forums will separate from large forums like this one. But a lot of forums nowadays does have a Cryptocurrency section in their forums.

[PowerUp]

Yes, I think crypto forums are indeed part of social networks. We can interact in many ways here. We can talk about crypto, share ideas, and e-meet others with similar interests. That’s why it’s like a social network.

[Hisbullah]

Yes, I think crypto forums are indeed part of social networks. We can interact in many ways here. We can talk about crypto, share ideas, and e-meet others with similar interests. That’s why it’s like a social network.

Actually it is not wrong if we say that the crypto forum is a social network because we can get friends, relations in this place too. We can share knowledge and experience while we invest in crypto. because there are many things that we can get from the forum, there are bounties and sirdrops that are shared here so that members can also get rewards from bounties and airdrops

[Captain Corporate]

I think forums could actually be bigger places for crypto than even twitter. While I do agree that twitter plays a huge role in crypto and that is why we keep seeing twitter end up being the first thing airdrops end up asking is a follow on twitter and second is usually a retweet. However, forums are a bit more uncensored in that way, at twitter you may see people shilling for shitty stuff but at forums when a token is shared you end up seeing everyone having equal chances to say want they want and if there is something wrong with the projects then you can read it on the forum topics. Plus people could talk about many things from economics to speculation to trading to even sports as well because we can talk about gambling.

[Findingnemo]

I don't want it to be part of social media, it's a place where we don't learn anything but waste our time while making the social media companies sucking all our data and sell them for millions.. But crypto forums are created for community and actual discussion happens related to crypto and anyone can participate as long as they don't violate the forum rules and importantly freedom of speech.

[ZAINmalik75]

no other CT.com I think is what he means.  Looks more known to Russians I think. Its also know  ln to Bitcointalk users since it was marketed there for some time in the past.

It wouldn't be surprising decades later that local forums will separate from large forums like this one. But a lot of forums nowadays does have a Cryptocurrency section in their forums.

CT.com is also new for me I wonder how many crypto forums will be out there I have seen gaming forums, and I know there must be at least one forum for every kind of passion. Who cares if the Russian own the forum who own if this forum is also owned by a Russian. I was not of ct and that it has been even marketed on BTT.

The cryptalk forum does not exist When I searched about it I found a site where they ask to connect wallet to swap tokens and the site is total spam.

[Hisbullah]

I don't want it to be part of social media, it's a place where we don't learn anything but waste our time while making the social media companies sucking all our data and sell them for millions.. But crypto forums are created for community and actual discussion happens related to crypto and anyone can participate as long as they don't violate the forum rules and importantly freedom of speech.

Our forum is a great place for discussion and sharing knowledge, we can discuss with fellow members and gain a lot of knowledge from the crypto world. While social media is just a means of promotion, in my opinion like that. Crypto forums are more useful than just wasting our time on social media and maybe like you said they suck our data and sell it, but I don't know the truth.

[electronicash]

I don't want it to be part of social media, it's a place where we don't learn anything but waste our time while making the social media companies sucking all our data and sell them for millions.. But crypto forums are created for community and actual discussion happens related to crypto and anyone can participate as long as they don't violate the forum rules and importantly freedom of speech.

Our forum is a great place for discussion and sharing knowledge, we can discuss with fellow members and gain a lot of knowledge from the crypto world. While social media is just a means of promotion, in my opinion like that. Crypto forums are more useful than just wasting our time on social media and maybe like you said they suck our data and sell it, but I don't know the truth.

the discussion about forums to be considered social media could be a proposal from the higher place.

you understand it when social media are now "regulated" which in a precise term censored.  there are several countries consider banning twitter instead because they couldn't censored it. but facebook for all we know has local team of fact checkers that will suspend your account if you go against their narrative.

so it wouldn't be surprising to see admin going to receive subpoena from government to turnover our data  i hope he is not that vulnerable because Theymos according to some users is vulnerable to the government pressure.  just imagine this Elon one of the riches person on earth is still pressured to give up twitter files.

[Bobcrypto]

Different Opinions, I think I have got the massage, Altcoinstalks, Bitcointalk are great forum for Cryptocurrency discussions and acquiring knowledge from forum members. It differs from other social networks like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram because every discussions is directly focused on on cryptocurrency and the blockchain technology.
The social networks like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram are mainly for entertainment, social meetings together with friends and family, promoting businesses, advertising. In infacts, forums like Bitcointalk, Altcoinstalks and others may be classified as advanced social network for learning cryptocurrency, trading/investments opportunities and the blockchain.

[satpol_PP]

Different Opinions, I think I have got the massage, Altcoinstalks, Bitcointalk are great forum for Cryptocurrency discussions and acquiring knowledge from forum members. It differs from other social networks like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram because every discussions is directly focused on on cryptocurrency and the blockchain technology.
The social networks like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram are mainly for entertainment, social meetings together with friends and family, promoting businesses, advertising. In infacts, forums like Bitcointalk, Altcoinstalks and others may be classified as advanced social network for learning cryptocurrency, trading/investments opportunities and the blockchain.

Yes, honestly I get a lot of knowledge about crypto from forums like bitcointalk and altcointalk, because in the forum we can read and learn a lot of good discussions about crypro and this is really actual and thoroughly discussed. Reading comments from altcoinstalks and bitcointalk members always makes me curious to see the forum and read it.

[sampoerna]

I took the illustration from this, and this is also almost the same explanation as in other sections about what social media is.
From the illustration, it is clear what is meant by social media.



Crypto forums such as Bitcointalk, Altcoinstalks, and others, already contain elements of social media. namely:
- Computer based technology
- Place for sharing information, ideas, and thoughts
- Place for discussion
- Any interaction among the members
and it is done virtually, and this becomes a community too.
So yes, this kind of forum is one of the social media.

It's just that the concept may be different, the same as several other social media whose concepts may also be different.

Source:
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/social-media.asp

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I took the illustration from this, and this is also almost the same explanation as in other sections about what social media is.
From the illustration, it is clear what is meant by social media.



Crypto forums such as Bitcointalk, Altcoinstalks, and others, already contain elements of social media. namely:
- Computer based technology
- Place for sharing information, ideas, and thoughts
- Place for discussion
- Any interaction among the members
and it is done virtually, and this becomes a community too.
So yes, this kind of forum is one of the social media.

It's just that the concept may be different, the same as several other social media whose concepts may also be different.

Source:
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/social-media.asp

In other words, crypto forums like this one is considered a social media site?
That is something we are really are subjected to regulation and forums will also be regulated by governments if needed.

We are living in very close to a dystopian world where every one has limited things to do and say. But they still want us to believe we have freedom of speech.