Theorically organic plays "hit" different on the real people. Maybe they like the songs, add to some personal playlist, share with friends, share with social media.. Every interaction is crucial for activate the algorithm
So what is this service you mention is it active yet?
Pretty good idea but accountability would be hard to track.
Not so difficult: everyone has music, everyone create a mixed ring playlist, everyone play their playlist and other's playlists, if there is someone not doing their part you find out weekly, once you find out who 's lazy kick them out and their music from playlists. Good luck in their lone journey!
How would you discern traffic to a specific playlist from someone in the group vs a normal listener outside of the group? There are a few ways to track accountability but the variables that come with a many-to-one structure make it a bit tricky and time consuming to track and keep accurate. This is based off of my own past experience as both a host of a ring and a member of a ring.
Presenting traffic as a "human" with "real interaction" is actually pretty easy
