Jack Dorsey just dropped a nostalgia bomb that’ll make your inner content creator squeal with delight. 🎉

The Vine Revival We Didn’t Know We Needed

Remember when six-second videos ruled the internet? Dorsey’s latest project, diVine, is resurrecting the legendary short-form video platform with a twist. By partnering with early Twitter employee Evan Henshaw-Plath (aka Rabble), they’ve excavated over 150,000 classic Vine videos from digital archives that would’ve been lost forever.

AI-Proof Social Media

Unlike today’s AI-saturated platforms, diVine is committed to keeping content human. They’ve developed tech to flag and block generative AI uploads, ensuring every video is authentically created by a real person. It’s like a digital bouncer keeping the robots out of the party.

Back to the Good Old Days

Built on Nostr, a decentralized protocol, diVine isn’t just a trip down memory lane. It’s a statement about reclaiming social media from corporate overlords. Dorsey himself says it’s about giving creative engineers space to reimagine digital experiences without venture capital strings attached.

So dust off those nostalgic vibes and get ready to dive into a world where creativity trumps algorithms. diVine is here, and it’s bringing the real internet back. 🚀