With Salt's recent reward (didn't that compromise his identity, tho?), I think we're going to have a lot of Grape fishing posts and I'm sure the Grapevine team can't reward us all with Airpods, as deserving as we are.
I propose, therefore, a mechanism by which grapes can be used to spy in company communities for non company folks.
As someone who's unlikely to ever be a part of any of these groups, I really want to know if that wife screaming post stirred some controversy in the Meesho group, or how different companies handle layoffs, or just basically get some goss on random unknown people.
And here, I was about to compare grapes with CRED coins.
Iāll go first.
To me, itās all about access. Access to authentic ideas.
The best search result you get on Google is high SEO but low authenticity. On LinkedIn, there are so many people but everyone is shilling a course or 1:1 resume r...
What I am thinking is. Let's say I got a offer from a company xyz. If I want to know internal insights of the company on grapevine. Atleast I should be able to join that company group. So I could read what is happening in the company tha...
We all know that social media has now become an information overload. Might happen same with Grapevine. I believe the only way to make it simple and meaningful is to limit the user generated content.
I'm working on an app with Grapevin...
Imagine a day when grapevine collabs with companies and provides them the access of userās posts, comments etc. Since grapevine has our corporate emails, company can trace us.
Thrilling vibes!!!
