To be fair tiktok helped me find a lot content (series, movies, etc) and artists (specially standup comedians) that it would take a much longer time to cross-pa

To be fair tiktok helped me find a lot content (series, movies, etc) and artists (specially standup comedians) that it would take a much longer time to cross-paths with. So I would see a short of that, and then looked around to watch the whole thing. But in the 1 year I've interacted with the app I've already seen the effects of the content creators learning how to game the algorithm and get presented with some contents that were made in a format only to get engagement, similar to a clickbait article. The result? It has spoiled the whole experience for me and I uninstalled the app. And this is how those platforms slowly crumble to their own weight as the crowdsourcing becomes a business for creators and, little by little, content becomes more and more superficial, fake, commercial and uninteresting for the audience, who migrates to another app and everything starts again...