Who among us doesn’t know the story of Facebook? It’s a social network founded by Mark Zuckerberg, who studied at Harvard University and started to grow. Today, it is a holding company called Meta, which includes all social media platforms. A similar story has come to the agenda again. Details about Fizz, born at Stanford University, are in our news…
Fizz is first in universities and then popular all over the world!
Founded by 2 people who left Stanford University, Fizz is now very popular at Stanford, the university they left. Although Fizz, which adopts the anonymity participation approach, is only two years old, it attracts attention and love far beyond the Stanford campus. But there are some problems here.
Fizz could have a story like Facebook or MSN. How Facebook was born at the university and spread around the world, and so on. But despite all these challenges, the social media platform is not getting its share of the profits. In other words, it is not yet fully profitable.
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Fizz operates on a different model, inviting people with a Stanford email address to join its network and allowing them to contribute and comment anonymously within the community. In other words, to join the app, you need to be a Stanford student/lecturer with a university email and be invited by someone. After that, you can hang out anonymously inside.
Of course, even if you are anonymous, the posts you share can be upvoted or downvoted by other users, which contributes to the “karma” score of the content and increases the “fizzfluence score” of some users, even if they remain anonymous. Comments on the platform indicate that it is interesting that thanks to the “anonymity”, all topics can be discussed freely, from obscene content to the classes to be attended that day.
In addition, those who lack self-confidence also like the fact that they can hang out “anonymously”. He also believes that Fizz’s appeal to first-year students has an added advantage; new students use the app to quickly understand what’s going on in a school. So what do you think about Fizz? Don’t forget to leave your feedback in the comments section…
