Plenty of sites I use daily have nice features and reliability and while they aren't all perfect -- they help me do my job, learn and communicate. It's pointle

Plenty of sites I use daily have nice features and reliability and while they aren't all perfect -- they help me do my job, learn and communicate. It's pointless to go down the rabbit-hole of identifying which sites I find useful or interesting with those that I don't enjoy using. Opinions will vary, but my point is that it's not in any way helpful to make generalizations about the "modern web" hating users. The "modern web" is a meaningless term that (in the OPs question) seems to define as the definition of "modern web". These two sites do not represent all modern websites in any way, they are mainstream content driven apps with the end goal of monetization, eyeballs, and user persona profiling. How are nitter or teddit not also the modern web?