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Just pajeet it up in python

three hundred thousand dollars minimum

Stop being an ideas guy and put in the work to learn to do it yourself if you really believe in it. Go learn Ruby on Rails and make something that works.

>>974816 (OP)

I'd estimate about a million per year. Don't expect any profits for the first 5 or 10 years. But why would people use your product when there's already facebook and tinder?

Also what >>974835 says.

>>974839

And that's without infrstructure cost but I assumed it to be neglegible since no one's going to use your site

Sounds like you reinvented meetup.

Meetup isn't doing that well though.

And what would be your business model? Data mining? Ads? Bandwidth, storage and electricity aren't free. Unless you plan to make it decentralized, but even then you need bootstrapping servers. People don't want to run their devices 24/7. Also, social networks of any kind are cancer no matter how you turn it. What will replace facebook is China style wechat botnet with social credit system. Destroying free software with CoCs is just a small step towards forcing everyone to the new platform.

>>974852

Ok so get this... it's like Facebook... but instead of accounts being free, people have to pay a monthly membership fee like Netflix. I don't know how I'll get people to use it but once they do, I'll be a billionaire within a year.

>>974853

Why would anyone pay for a service that many other companies provide for free?

Forget Facebook, you'll still have to compete with gab.ai, mastodon, shitposter.club, wrongthink and many other sites I can't even remember on top of my head.

What comparative advantages can you offer in contrast to all those sites?

Are you being too optimistic?

Geez, OP.

>>974835

This.

Everyone hates the guy who always wants other people to make his dreams come true.

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