It's such a disappointment that social networks killed forums! The experience is so much poorer now. There's insane amount of fragmentation (everybody wants to

It's such a disappointment that social networks killed forums! The experience is so much poorer now. There's insane amount of fragmentation (everybody wants to run their own thing because likes), no search, no discoverability, no ways to conveniently track the discussions. But the main huge drawback, from my point of view, is that non-anonymous model of conversation means people more inclined to judge you from looking at your profile and not from the specific local reputation, which was a thing with forums.