The social network that wants to defeat the Facebook paying you

The TSU threatens the Facebook empire offering a simple and obvious advantage: reward users the content they generate

Imagine how many likes and tanned you already distributed around the Facebook. How many pessosa you invited to the network. How your posts generated hundreds, even thousands of comments and more also shares. How many videos you viewed, how many links you click and how much content you helped turn viral ... Now think about how Facebook won with all this and how thanked him: zero, not even one curtidinha (this assuming you have not paid to have more likes).

But this game can turn. An emerging social network, with only 4.5 million users - almost nothing close to 1.5 billion Facebook - promises a simple advantage that the face does not: reward users the content they generate. And yes, with cash - which can be donated to charity with a single click if you prefer.

This is the Tsu, self-proclaimed as a "conscious social network"


In short, the business relationship between the Copper T and the user is: Tsu invoice 10% than raise with commercials and the other 90% are divided with users. Business is so tempting that in the first six months of the network, 3.5 million full of people signed up - higher growth than had Facebook and Twitter in its early days.

To entice more people, the Tsu still plays other advantages in the face of Facebook:

- The posts not only appear for a fraction of his followers, but for all (ie no need to pay to extend the range of a post);

- Companies can use his followers to fund a charity, since the site automatically donate 5% of which is generated in a group;
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 The search system works, avoiding endless rolls (and often unproductive) looking for an old content;

- The Tsu will not share data about users and their habits to other companies and institutions.

And it seems that Facebook is scared of this beautiful speech and seemingly advantageous for everyone: there are reports of posts deleted by mentioning the Tsu, including all references made to the new social network 50 Cent Rapper profile, which has 38 million followers. Also difficulties were reported to post Tsu links within Facebook (some users received warnings that the link to be posted would not be safe). The Face, in turn, denies boycotting the network "rival" (which we give so mention this note on the "competition" in our profile).