Difference between revisions of "Yik Yak"
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− | '''Yik Yak''' is a social media application that was developed by [[Wiki:Tyler_Droll|Tyler Droll]] and [[Wiki:Brooks_Buffington|Brooks Buffington]], both of whom graduated from [[Wiki:Furman_University|Furman University]]. Yik Yak works off anonymous submissions from people within a certain proximity. The main page consists of a refreshable feed of posts users have made, and the application likes to call these posts "yaks". As a user you are allowed to upvote, downvote, and comment on these yaks . | + | '''Yik Yak''' is a social media application that was developed by [[Wiki:Tyler_Droll|Tyler Droll]] and [[Wiki:Brooks_Buffington|Brooks Buffington]], both of whom graduated from [[Wiki:Furman_University|Furman University]]. Yik Yak works off anonymous submissions from people within a certain proximity. The main page consists of a refreshable feed of posts users have made, and the application likes to call these posts "yaks". As a user you are allowed to upvote, downvote, and comment on these yaks. |
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Yik Yak is a social media application that was developed by Tyler Droll and Brooks Buffington, both of whom graduated from Furman University. Yik Yak works off anonymous submissions from people within a certain proximity. The main page consists of a refreshable feed of posts users have made, and the application likes to call these posts "yaks". As a user you are allowed to upvote, downvote, and comment on these yaks.