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The platform is hard to explain, but it describes itself as “Tumblr x Animal Crossing x Mii Plaza,” which is somehow more accurate than my idea of “MySpace meets Linktree, except not really.” The anonymous founder, XH, told TechCrunch, “I am also refining my conception of, and feelings about, mmm.page in real-time.” That’s the last thing you’d want to say when pitching your company to investors, but that’s why mmm.page is so refreshing. It’s not trying to impress anyone or extract anything from its users. It’s just a canvas on which to play and interact with others. “The long game is to keep mmm.page running independently, so that I never have to work against weird incentives,” they said. The best way to understand mmm.page is to see it. At its simplest, mmm.page is a place where you can create and design a free website (you can pay for upgrades like adding a custom domain). But the users mmm.page attracts — over 50,000 without any venture funding or advertising — are what make the pla

mmm.page could make you enjoy the internet again | TechCrunch Image Credits: mmm.page Social mmm.page could make you enjoy the internet again Amanda Silberling 8:27 AM PST · January 25, 2024 The internet can be bad. But mmm.page might just be good. The platform is hard to explain, but it describes itself as “Tumblr x Animal Crossing x Mii Plaza,” which is somehow more accurate than my idea of “MySpace meets Linktree, except not really.” The anonymous founder, XH , told TechCrunch, “I am also refining my conception of, and feelings about, mmm.page in real-time.&#82

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