> Social networks should be about socialising and not a minority of professional content creators enriched by doomscroll-fueled advertisements. > Once people g

> Social networks should be about socialising and not a minority of professional content creators enriched by doomscroll-fueled advertisements. > Once people get feedback and good experiences things are evened out much better. Look at Tumblr or even Reddit, that despite being popular, never had influencer culture. Couldn’t agree more. But Pandora’s box has been opened and people being people and companies being profit maximizing machines … I doubt we will ever get there. What’s really nice is small niche communities that exist in places like mastodon where often the “normals” don’t know about or don’t patronize making the experience really nice.