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>than public places like Twitter That seems to be a counterpoint to your argument. Users on Twitter usually do not hold back.
by GaggiX 1y ago
>than public places like Twitter
That seems to be a counterpoint to your argument. Users on Twitter usually do not hold back.
- mjr00 1y agoThe environment is drastically different from how it was 1-2 years ago, but the average white collar fortune 500 employee is still not going to post anything too controversial on Twitter under their real name and picture. If they are posting controversial things, which has certainly exploded post-Musk, they're making an effort to ensure they're not getting doxxed. Contrast this to Discord which is more like old-school IRC, in that even when everyone is using an alias, if you talk to the same people day-in day-out, you know a fair bit about their personal lives, such as name and where they work.
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