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'''Whispr''' was an [[wikipedia:Internet|online]] social media platform developed by the [[Hoenn|Hoennese]] company of the same name in 756 [[hoenn:Mikai setsu kara|MSK]] (January 2018). It enjoyed a spike in popularity upon its release that was comparable to the early phases of the implementation of Discord, a server-based chat program. Unfortunately, its popularity was short-lived, and a mere three years later, the service was shut down.
'''Whispr''' was an [[wikipedia:Internet|online]] social media platform developed by the [[Hoenn|Hoennese]] company of the same name in January 2018 (756 [[hoenn:Mikai setsu kara|MSK]], 1656 [[shire:Norton calendar|AN]]). It enjoyed a spike in popularity upon its release that was comparable to the early phases of the implementation of Discord, a server-based chat program. Unfortunately, its popularity was short-lived, and a mere three months later, the service was shut down.


While it was notable for its live coverage of the [[Blepian Emergency]], its most common use, especially towards the end of its short life, was by various sports leagues and athletes.
While it was notable for its live coverage of the [[Blepian Emergency]] and announcement of the [[Craitland USSO membership referendum, 1658|Craitish referendum]], its most common use, especially towards the end of its short life, was by various sports leagues and athletes.


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Latest revision as of 22:10, 5 December 2022

Whispr was an online social media platform developed by the Hoennese company of the same name in January 2018 (756 MSK, 1656 AN). It enjoyed a spike in popularity upon its release that was comparable to the early phases of the implementation of Discord, a server-based chat program. Unfortunately, its popularity was short-lived, and a mere three months later, the service was shut down.

While it was notable for its live coverage of the Blepian Emergency and announcement of the Craitish referendum, its most common use, especially towards the end of its short life, was by various sports leagues and athletes.