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I struggle to phrase it in a way that doesn't feel cruel, but I often find "small web" stuff too personal to interest me. Oftentimes it seems the content betwe
by aeblyve 1y ago
I struggle to phrase it in a way that doesn't feel cruel, but I often find "small web" stuff too personal to interest me.
Oftentimes it seems the content between such sites can be somewhat interchangeable. Similar film photography, cycling, hobbies, retro video games, some esoteric programming languages, whatever. Then, the only utility left per each individual site is the assumed specificity of the author themselves, which I usually do not care much about.
To your point, that last bit might matter inside a community.
- BrenBarn 1y agoThat's ironic given that when stuff like Facebook and Twitter came on the scene, a lot of the derisive commentary was exactly that it was too personal. "I don't want to hear about every time you picked your nose", etc. And there's still tons of that stuff on those platforms.
- zeroCalories 1y agoOn those platforms you can stalk people you care about, and have an algorithm sort everything else.