Billdo
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I distinctly remember telling me then girlfriend "why would I want to join Facebook? I already have MySpace."I still don't understand why facebook was better then myspace.
I distinctly remember telling me then girlfriend "why would I want to join Facebook? I already have MySpace."I still don't understand why facebook was better then myspace.
My issue is that basically every top reply is either the dumbest blue check on earth or some only fans bot. And if I look at my “for you” feed I will see someone being murdered or some insane racist shit bag without fail. The app stunk before and has went way downhill.The only complaint I have about Twitter is that now I see tweets from people I don't follow and have to manually "see less" or whatever but I don't see a lot of the crap ppl have been complaining about on it. I'm done joining social media though, haven't done Snap, haven't dont Tik Tok, once FB, IG, and Twitter are dead I'll be done.
i learned so much basic html bc of my myspaceBecause Facebook bought the Friendster social media patents for about $40 million! Friendster was the key!
My real guess? MySpace was actually too customizable and it turns out most people prefer simple and consistent interfaces; even if they’re objectively less interesting and powerful.
My for you page doesn't that stuff. Maybe I'm lucky or I just don't venture off of the whole I follow section too much. Idk I think Twitter, in my experience, is very much the same as it has been. I also don't take social media super seriously so maybe that helps.My issue is that basically every top reply is either the dumbest blue check on earth or some only fans bot. And if I look at my “for you” feed I will see someone being murdered or some insane racist shit bag without fail. The app stunk before and has went way downhill.
My issue is that basically every top reply is either the dumbest blue check on earth or some only fans bot. And if I look at my “for you” feed I will see someone being murdered or some insane racist shit bag without fail. The app stunk before and has went way downhill.
My for you page doesn't that stuff. Maybe I'm lucky or I just don't venture off of the whole I follow section too much. Idk I think Twitter, in my experience, is very much the same as it has been. I also don't take social media super seriously so maybe that helps.
Don't forget about the vast repository of case controlled double blind peer reviewed medical studies with high confidence intervals.Facebook also killed off Myspace because, at first, it was college only. And you were limited to people in your college. So it was nothing but wholesale adoption by 18-22 year olds who really really wanted to use it. That made it cool, and people who weren't there wanted to be.
Then they opened it up to everybody, yadda yadda yadda, your uncle uses it to post racist Minions memes,
OLD MAN ALERTI have no idea what anything in this thread means or the point lol.
It’s like me trying to figure out celebrity gossip. “Curtains for Zoosha? K-Smog and Batboy caught flipping a grunt”.
OLD MAN ALERT
I consider myself fortunate that I don't have any worries and complaints about any of the social media platforms 'cause I don't use them. Well, other than here.
I don't do the social media ''Friend/followers'' sites. This forum is my social media outlet.
I have no interest in having facebook and being ''Friends'' with a bunch of assholes that couldn't stand me in high school, but who now pretend to like me and be ''Friends'' with me 30 years later.
The worst is when someone dies and someone who was barely acquainted with the deceased person or who just hung out with them once or twice do a ''Tribute'' post and talk about how much they meant to them and how much they'll miss them. Meanwhile, in most of these situations these people hadn't even spoken in decades.
I guess that's why they call it FAKEbook?
Well I do like that there's more of an open gate to become a contributing member. There used to be the 90/9/1 rule where 90% of forum users just lurk, 9% contribute, and 1% are the main members. Like when I used to be a teenager in 2003 there was a bit of an intimidation factor trying to best on NJDevs compared to all these people with the avatars, high post counts, fancy signatures, etc.I do miss those halcyon days when the internet was more segmented and individual communities could vet who gets a microphone a little bit more. Even ignoring the serious political and therefore social and economic implications of the twitter bot bonanza artificially amplifying shitty, misleading, and often demonstrably wrong/illegal opinions, it also just makes any sort of communities on there significantly worse that they're able to be so easily disrupted by bad actors. At least back when it was all message boards you could expect that a well-moderated environment would chase those types away quickly.
I've seen Facebook stories being used by certain sets of people who don't use Instagram at all. My entire social circle barely uses Snapchat, but I understand it's popular in some places. Also Facebook has had videos for awhile, it hasn't completely replaced YouTube but it's a bit of a competitor to it.Facebook has tried to copy/emulate Snapchat, YouTube/Twitch, and TikTok. Pretty much all of them didn't catch on. At least I don't know anyone who uses the Facebook versions of these. (vast majority of the people I know are 21-27, maybe these alternatives are popular in other age groups?) I'm sure the same thing will happen with Threads.
Well I do like that there's more of an open gate to become a contributing member. There used to be the 90/9/1 rule where 90% of forum users just lurk, 9% contribute, and 1% are the main members. Like when I used to be a teenager in 2003 there was a bit of an intimidation factor trying to best on NJDevs compared to all these people with the avatars, high post counts, fancy signatures, etc.
That has sort of gone away with recent years.....since you can start talking about whatever on Facebook, Twitter, or Reddit at any point. This board is a bit of a throwback to the old setup though.
I've seen Facebook stories being used by certain sets of people who don't use Instagram at all. My entire social circle barely uses Snapchat, but I understand it's popular in some places. Also Facebook has had videos for awhile, it hasn't completely replaced YouTube but it's a bit of a competitor to it.
Facebook's main problem is that it has become "uncool" to be on it and, in my opinion, it's gotten a slightly more boomery and or 'dumber' user base where I just don't feel like the people I want to share things with are on it, so I don't post.
I do miss those halcyon days when the internet was more segmented and individual communities could vet who gets a microphone a little bit more. Even ignoring the serious political and therefore social and economic implications of the twitter bot bonanza artificially amplifying shitty, misleading, and often demonstrably wrong/illegal opinions, it also just makes any sort of communities on there significantly worse that they're able to be so easily disrupted by bad actors. At least back when it was all message boards you could expect that a well-moderated environment would chase those types away quickly.
I just want a non political/geo political sports app for Hockey, Football and fantasy football.