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Your post basically says "it's bizarre you're expressing your opinion, don't do that" - that is not healthy for productive conversation (ironically op's point a
by losteric 3y ago
Your post basically says "it's bizarre you're expressing your opinion, don't do that" - that is not healthy for productive conversation (ironically op's point about those products)
It's ok to express negative opinions about why one doesn't use something. Other people benefit from learning from a valid dissenting view
- rvz 3y ago> Your post basically says "it's bizarre you're expressing your opinion, don't do that" - that is not healthy for productive conversation (ironically op's point about those products) No it doesn't. They're just saying, millions are still using and enjoying Twitter / X and that is fine. If you don't like it, that is also fine and you can still be happy anyway. I don't see a problem with that. There is no need to misinterpret the comment.
- macintux 3y agoThe fact that Twitter and Facebook are driving divisiveness and misinformation definitely impacts my life, regardless of my lack of engagement with the platforms.
- rvz 3y agoIf you don't like those websites, you are free to block them for yourself if they are spreading 'misinformation'. You can still be happy with blocking them and that is also fine.
- curtisblaine 3y agoBut you can (and you should want to) only control what you consume. You can't control what others decide to like and consume, even if, in your personal opinion, it drives misinformation.
- Clubber 3y ago>Your post basically says "it's bizarre you're expressing your opinion, don't do that" - that is not healthy for productive conversation (ironically op's point about those products) Ironically, you just did the same thing to his post.