Dietrich explained that great things can happen when people band together and hate the negative things in the world, such as cancer and war. Despite the apps negative bend, the team has lofty dreams, giving people a place to vent their hatred in order to bring about positive change in the world. And maybe theyll reduce the number of Crocs wearers while theyre at it.

Despite being a social network entirely dedicated to hate, Hater isnt worried about cyber bullying. Online bullying occurs on every social network, regardless of the theme of each app, said Holly Dietrich, project manager for the Hater app. Hater has methods for reporting any inappropriate posts, and we think the app can actually have positive results from all the hate.

Like Instagram, users have a feed where they can share text-based rants, upload or take pictures and tag their friends or followers. Others can can share in the misery, contributing their own pain points and bonding over the mutual dislikes. The most hated items are bubble up to the top of the popular lists,new york asian escort model providing a real-time feed about things people hate.

Hater just hit the iOS App Store todaySocial Networking Hating social networking just got easier with Hater, just in time for the Interactive portion of SXSW. While the company did express that theyre hoping to expand to other platforms, Social Networking, there are currently no official plans to evolve beyond Apples ecosystem. A move which many Android users would hate if they had the chance.

On the Hater app, users dont press the like-button for their friends posts and pictures, they hate them instead, banding together and bonding over the frustrations of everyday life, such as bad weather, traffic delays or the rising trend of the duck ce.

- Holly Dietrich, project manager for the Hater app

Hater is a new app, unveiled at the 2013 SXSW conference, that encourages users to share theirgrievancesrather than post about all their vorite things.