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Is the problem here really about closed platforms? I don't think problems such as "spending too much time on validation" would be fixed if the author published
by kanox 8y ago
Is the problem here really about closed platforms? I don't think problems such as "spending too much time on validation" would be fixed if the author published photos on a personal blog instead of facebook/instagram. For example:
> I tended to post carefully constructed photos on Instagram about once a week, which seemed like a reasonable cadence, with a focus on my relationship, career and travels (I'd alternate them to give off the impression that I'm a balanced person). Like most users, I'd pay close attention to the number of likes and views I received
I'd say the problem is that public exposure is by itself stressful, no matter the platform.
- cgriswald 8y agoPublic exposure is stressful but itself; but surely the platform can make choices that increase or decrease that stress. For instance, most platforms provide a public popularity score. I imagine some people at least would spend less time fretting about the number of likes they get if they were the only ones who got to see it.
- kanox 8y agoBut people would still be judging you. All the time. Even when you're sleeping.