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I deleted it a month ago. Complete useless waste of time. It's filled with purely narcissistic photos. It can't possibly be healthy for anyone.
by ChicagoDave 9y ago
I deleted it a month ago. Complete useless waste of time. It's filled with purely narcissistic photos. It can't possibly be healthy for anyone.
- justinzollars 9y agoI also deleted it! I'm sick of Zucks garbage business model.
- criddell 9y agoWere you also posting narcissistic photos?
- justinzollars 9y agoI don't see what was wrong with his opinion. Why make it personal?
- criddell 9y agoI didn't make it personal, he (or she) did when they said "I deleted it a month ago". The given reason was stated fairly ambiguously. If that person doesn't want to see the narcissistic photos of others, they can simply unfollow those that post that kind of stuff. If, on the other hand, they find themselves indulging in narcissistic displays, well that makes a little more sense for why you would quit for reasons of health.
- TuringNYC 9y agoI'm assuming this is heavily biased by your curation. I follow graffiti artists, calligraphy artists, and landscape photographers. My Instagram feed is filled with new artwork that inspires me daily, it is almost like visiting a museum everyday.
- justinzollars 9y agoyou are selling this pretty hard.