Jiang Siming had tried Gulu Weibo as well. In terms of functionality, visual appeal, convenience, and fairness, it left Some Wave in the dust by miles.
If he had to compare them to something, Some Wave's Weibo was like the earliest-generation Iron Man suit.
Gulu, on the other hand, was equivalent to a fifth-generation Iron Man suit. It surpassed the old version in every way!
After trying it, Jiang Siming already knew what would become of Some Wave.
As for the challenge Some Wave was about to face, Jiang Siming could only say that the superior would prevail and the inferior would be eliminated.
They had grown complacent after monopolizing the industry for too long.
When Some Wave had first appeared, it had been such a good social platform, with such user-friendly and convenient design.
It had won the favor of countless netizens. Even Penguin, as powerful as it was, had failed to develop Penguin Weibo and seize Some Wave's market share.
That showed just how popular Some Wave had been back then.
Then perhaps President had stayed on top for too long, to the point that Some Wave felt it could rest easy.
Weibo had never made any innovations. Every year, it remained exactly the same.
It had also become increasingly commercialized. Legitimate commercial profit-seeking would have been fine.
But in order to obtain huge profits, Some Wave turned a blind eye to paid commenters, vote manipulation, fraud, and similar incidents.
As long as someone paid, they could do whatever they wanted. That attitude drew fierce condemnation from countless justice-minded netizens.
Had there really been so few incidents of traffic stars faking their Weibo data?
Last year, the paid-commenter scandal involving a certain star was even publicly criticized by CCTV, yet Some Wave showed no sign of regret.
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