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Hey Medial, We can't see who liked us. As a social media platform you should allow us to see who liked our posts or replies (except anonymous users).

Grateful to each and everyone of you! Soon our platform users will start growing big, some are already doing well! And that would be the biggest success!

I think this would solve a big problem faced by founders when VC's say "you are too early for us" This is something that can change the startup landscape!

Exciting News! 🚀 VioletPage has been approved for AWS Activate Program! 🎉 This is a big step forward in scaling our platform and enhancing the way people engage in meaningful discussions. VioletPage is built on a simple yet powerful idea—when we

Since tiktok is getting banned in US, tiktok users have started shifting to another similar Chinese platform called Rednote but this poses a similar threat of data security. Thoughts?

The unique aspect of Medial is that it exists at the intersection of LinkedIn and X (Twitter). It's well-positioned to harness network effects. Being an early user of this platform is great; it's surely going to be huge.

When I joined physicswallah - I didn't know much about edtech But for the first 3 months, everyday from 7 pm to 9 pm I used to talk to aspirants, our power users and users who hated us Because you only find insights from your power users or users

Keith Rabois explains that the key to LinkedIn’s success was investing 80% of resources in virality When LinkedIn started, it took 2 years to reach 1 million users, and they had almost no revenue in the first 2-3 years. Keith, who joined as employ

The Power of Pivoting: Lessons from Successful Startups In the dynamic world of startups, pivoting can be the key to survival and success. Companies like Twitter, initially a podcast platform, and Slack, originally a gaming company, exemplify how s

So proud of my boys at Medial ✨ I remember the very first time I spoke with Niket. This was when he had <3k users. Also met him in BLR and there hasn't been a single conversation where I wasn't intrigued at how strategically he thinks. Bold. Ambi