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[br0l0ck]

you actually HAVE to be LGBTQ+ to be on social media now, its a requirement

[TheIndianGuy]

op confirmed gay for atom0s

[TheIndianGuy]

[Moxi]

[Kurifodo]

Call me a relic from 20 years ago but I still like forums the most as a medium of topic based communication. I think it's because the content displayed isn't algorithmically curated to me, but instead shown to me categorically broken into sections and sorted by recency. I prefer forums even over reddit because reddit's UI encourages circle jerking and hive mind. The upvote and downvote aren't for rule breaking posts, but for preserving the hive mind and policing thought.

Adults get set in their ways and only change if it's forced (eg analog to digital tv movement), most children have smartphones and school provided laptops and tablets, and since they aren't old enough to be stuck in their ways they are the primary ones driving change in the social media network landscape. I do not think this will continue in the 2020s. China and India account for 40% of the world's population and China still can't use the internet freely and India is very poor nation with a population just starting to adapt modern technology. Get ready for India and China to be the main players driving change on the internet this coming decade.

Social media is free to us so the companies behind them have to make money some how. Vine failed because they couldnt figure out how to monetize 7 second videos without losing their audience retention, because if you have to watch a 30 second ad in order to watch a 7 second video most people just closed the app. As the advertisers grab more influence on free entertainment on the internet, you will see less freedoms for the consumer to express thought on the internet as a whole. Journalists, not the public, gain more power of social media companies, as they have the resources to pressure advertisers to bend and break as they choose.