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I don't see a ton of actual people or friends posting on there. I do see a ton of brands, though.
by Yhippa 3y ago
I don't see a ton of actual people or friends posting on there. I do see a ton of brands, though.
- stn8188 3y agoIs there a way to see corporate brands on the Slack-alternative-Threads, or is this comment about the Twitter-alternative-Threads?
- nemo44x 3y agoI’m guessing they’ve given brands that advertise on FB and IG various promotions if they post to Threads to create the illusion that someone is actually using it.
- TheCaptain4815 3y agoPlus NSFW content is banned and moderation is much heavier handed than Twitter. This seems like a ploy to get people addicted to the algorithm but in 'Threads' fashion. Twitter may have an advantage if people perceive it to be a more 'realistic' portrayal.
- zerbinxx 3y agoA lot of people use instagram where NSFW content is banned. Most people wouldn’t post or look at NSFW content online if it was related back to their IRL selves. There’s certainly a big niche for a “more wholesome web”. While I think it’s goofy to expect the entire web to operate like this, I kind of like that I won’t be inundated with porn, videos of people getting killed/maimed, etc. when I’m scrolling on some social media apps.
- TheCaptain4815 3y agoI’m the complete opposite. Obviously no one enjoys spam, but I want real human content. YouTube comments are even more useless now as it’s all just happy happy joy joy from the algorithm.
- katamarimambo 3y agoI definitively get videos of people getting killed/maimed on my instagram feed despite using the "not interested" option every time they show me this stuff.
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- gtk40 3y agoI can't tell if you're talking about OP's link or to the unrelated but same named product.