Instead of a Facebook Group
A Facebook Group works, and it takes you back where you no longer want to be: advertising, a ranking, a company reading over your shoulder.
Free up to 5 Members and 100 photos. No account until your first import.
The ranking decides which posts are visible. A photo posted on a Tuesday evening can reach nobody, and no one in the group knows why.
Around your memories there are paid slots. That is the model: your attention is the thing being sold.
No ranking, no recommendations, no reaction counters. Albums go by date and Articles go by date.
There is no endless scroll. Once you have seen everything, the page stops.
What you put here comes back out in one click: photos by year, Articles as text, Agenda as .ics, Polls as CSV.
If you ever want your own server, take everything with you. A company funded by advertising cannot make that promise.
No instant messaging, no public wall, no events open to strangers. Quick conversation stays where it already lives.
Four things only: Albums, Articles, Agenda, Polls. If your group needs more than that, this is the wrong product.
