RE: A Drop in the Ocean by tarazkp

This is true. I think people "feel rewarded" on those platforms, even though they get nothing. Many actually like that trollosh behavior, they love seeing other people suffer. I like it here. I am not going anywhere else, anytime soon.

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@bashadow · Jan 7 '22

I had a co-worker who was into FB, he was real happy when he got 5000 friends. I asked him how many he spoke to on a daily or even weekly basis, it was not very many. I am kind of glad I never got involved in the social side of the internet very much. I had a lot of fun pre-FB and youtube, but when they came around things just changed to much. Most of the change started with the before facebook site of Myspace. The death of the personal home page also had a big impact on my internet activities.

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