I just shitpostđ
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even better i dont have social media
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even better i dont have social media
What do you call lemmy/mastodon then?
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I once had a potential employer tell me that they canât trust me because I have no social media presence.
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What do you call lemmy/mastodon then?
Autistic media
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Who up posting they shit
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What do you call lemmy/mastodon then?
Ive always differentiated lemmy/reddit from social media for 2 main reasons. First because it isnt (or wasnt) full of "influencers" trying to push shit on you. Second and probably more so, becausee its anonymous. I dont know anyone one here personally and no one knows me. These platforms are more like collections of the internet with a comment section, imo. Not much different than things like The Chive or even a news site, but instead of news, its memes and sometimes news
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I once had a potential employer tell me that they canât trust me because I have no social media presence.
Sounds like you dodged a bullet
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Ive always differentiated lemmy/reddit from social media for 2 main reasons. First because it isnt (or wasnt) full of "influencers" trying to push shit on you. Second and probably more so, becausee its anonymous. I dont know anyone one here personally and no one knows me. These platforms are more like collections of the internet with a comment section, imo. Not much different than things like The Chive or even a news site, but instead of news, its memes and sometimes news
wrote last edited by [email protected]The structured user information is what I think killed the "free" vibe of the early internet: you naturally see a lot of information even before you contact anyone. That removes some intimacy of exchanging information about who you are, in a way you want.
Around 2000, I was playing pool with random people on Yahoo Games, and trying to learn English talking to them. I've met a girl of my age from Jakarta, I talked to some boomer Arizona cowboy who was relieved to know "we're not fucking commies anymore" (I`m Russian). These were interesting conversations where we discovered each other. Now I wouldn't talk to the guy like that, because "I see we probably don't have much in common, and he wrote this and that to other people" -
What do you call lemmy/mastodon then?
The best distiction i've heard is that social media follows people (twitter, youtube, mastodon, etc... whereas lemmy, reddit, etc... follow topics. They're more like news feeds with a comment section.
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Sounds like you dodged a bullet
Oh, absolutely. His next question was going to be what my passwords were.
In that case, I would have stopped the interview and excused myself. Wouldnât have been the first time.
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Oh, absolutely. His next question was going to be what my passwords were.
In that case, I would have stopped the interview and excused myself. Wouldnât have been the first time.
I wouldn't have even excused myself at that point, I would have just:
And then left.
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Ive always differentiated lemmy/reddit from social media for 2 main reasons. First because it isnt (or wasnt) full of "influencers" trying to push shit on you. Second and probably more so, becausee its anonymous. I dont know anyone one here personally and no one knows me. These platforms are more like collections of the internet with a comment section, imo. Not much different than things like The Chive or even a news site, but instead of news, its memes and sometimes news
don't forget memes about the news
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The structured user information is what I think killed the "free" vibe of the early internet: you naturally see a lot of information even before you contact anyone. That removes some intimacy of exchanging information about who you are, in a way you want.
Around 2000, I was playing pool with random people on Yahoo Games, and trying to learn English talking to them. I've met a girl of my age from Jakarta, I talked to some boomer Arizona cowboy who was relieved to know "we're not fucking commies anymore" (I`m Russian). These were interesting conversations where we discovered each other. Now I wouldn't talk to the guy like that, because "I see we probably don't have much in common, and he wrote this and that to other people""Social media" is as much "social" as that "dating apps" are "dating"
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I wouldn't have even excused myself at that point, I would have just:
And then left.
Is that Maddox?
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Autistic media
I'm in this comment and I don't like it
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The best distiction i've heard is that social media follows people (twitter, youtube, mastodon, etc... whereas lemmy, reddit, etc... follow topics. They're more like news feeds with a comment section.
Ok bare with me here. News feeds with comments is? is it media that is social?
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"Social media" is as much "social" as that "dating apps" are "dating"
So..very?
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If I had the energy I would comb through your account and profile you to prove you wrong. Even with the shittiest shitpost with as little sense as possible you are still putting part of yourself out there. Pair that up with comments and other posts and one can find out more about you than you want.
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Ok bare with me here. News feeds with comments is? is it media that is social?
No. Shut up, nobody agrees with you.
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What do you call lemmy/mastodon then?
Antisocial media. (I.e. perpetual bickering.)
