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That’s where blogs were at, but now a massive portion of them are content farms / splogs. You’re right that the walled gardens have hurt this. So often I searc
by RileyJames 6y ago
That’s where blogs were at, but now a massive portion of them are content farms / splogs.
You’re right that the walled gardens have hurt this. So often I search something specific, or a topic, and find very little. But I know there are communities on Facebook for this, I know there would be peoples posts out there on Instagram which 100% answer my question. But they may as well not exist. Unless I was “following” then when it was said, and mentally indexed it, these things are mostly unfindable, and that’s if I even have an account for said service (which I don’t for Facebook)
It’s sad, more people than ever using the internet, more content & knowledge being created than ever before, yet it’s no longer possible to find the great answers.
- guywhocodes 6y agoCombined with disinformation campaigns and post-truth phenomena, what we defined as "the information age" seems to have been short lived.