Musings and Outlook

I like how Mynet works because, on one hand, you get the familiar social media feed everyone knows, and on the other, you can have a website-style layout for certain sections of the network, which makes presenting content more interesting. It’s great for PC users who get the full view, but the phone version is also colorful and appealing, and I am happy with how it looks.

I think Mynet takes social media to the next level in the Twenty-First Century, making it a trendsetting platform that many will want to use for its improved way of presenting published content. For many, it will be the first time seeing their social media articles and posts in a website format, which can inspire them to keep creating and even consider starting their own website, maybe a WordPress site.

With the site layout and its engaging networks and feeds, I also explored ways to offer more advertising opportunities for anyone interested in using Mynet in the future. I wanted to give them options for where to place ads across the network and provide more chances for visibility, rather than just competing for attention in the timeline news feed.

Social media serves both personal communication and connection, as well as business purposes, for small businesses and for influencers and creative talent who have business with social media and content monetization. It should bring together all the different interests' people have in using it into the overall network concept. I believe I’ve done this well in envisioning what will be useful for everyone. Over time, with lessons learned and insights gained, Mynet will continue to improve, with developers adding features to make it even more valuable.

First, we need to start generating income through this network so we can pay the developers when we decide to add a useful application. I’m confident that whatever I eventually bring to Mynet will be visionary—otherwise, I wouldn’t want it. It must serve a meaningful purpose that enhances both work and creativity within the network. Hence, no gimmick and nothing commonplace, bland and mediocre, it must help our users and thus, make things easier on their behalf. Hence, this will be the vision for the future.