For users: the outcome is a platform that actually reflects what they want. Features, moderation, even post types are driven by community votes. Less “algorithm pushing content,” more control and transparency.

For businesses: it’s not really an ads-first play.

More about:

- real-time user feedback (public voting on features)

- niche targeting via topics

- better signal / less toxicity from the mod system

- participating in communities vs just broadcasting

Still early, so a lot of this will evolve with the community. The main idea is build trust first, then figure out the business layer with users, not against them.

Thanks for the question, hope I was able to answer it.