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This feels like a very 2010s comment, when it was assumed that one has to be on every single social network app, copy/pasting the same 'content' into each of th
by rchaud 2y ago
This feels like a very 2010s comment, when it was assumed that one has to be on every single social network app, copy/pasting the same 'content' into each of them, in order to be visible online. All that did was turn the net into a giant monoculture of hot takes and too-short posts. Only influencers and shovel-sellers need that.
- rcxdude 2y agoI think it's more about the network effect: the point of social networks is to talk with your friends, so you want to be on a network your friends are on.