technology What is your least favourite social media site?

[EpicEnergy 23,218]

All the major ones, seems like where there's tons of people there's tons of fighting and drama. It seems as if no one can get along with each other on the internet, but then again same thing happens irl. But to be more specific, Reddit is the place where I've experienced the most toxic people, and the mods there aren't good at their jobs.

[Twinkie Pie 96]

Honestly, it's going to be Twitter. like no joke the minute you post an opinion someone doesn't like, you get blatantly called a "fascist". 

Its the epitome of drama imo 

[Starlighty 971]

1000% Tiktok IT just seems like the most toxic to me. 

[Dreambiscuit 9,873]

Facebook. They are so messed up and stupid. I used to have an account there and cancelled it after a few years. But when I tried to sign back up they kicked me out, over and over and over again, citing ‘violation of Facebook guidelines’. They had me out of there so quickly I didn’t even have time to violate any of their ambiguous guidelines. If I loaded a picture, it was removed as indecent or something like that (even though its kinda hard to be indecent from the chin, up). If I appeal, their automated bot arbitrarily overrules me, allows no dialog or rebuttal, and blocks any attempt to appeal further. It’s like they’re trying to block members from signing up, at all costs, and getting rid of existing ones. Most media sites (Twitter/X, Tiktok, Instagram) are merely confusing and impossible to understand, but Facebook is simply f**ked.

[OverTheStars 53]

On 2022-08-06 at 2:07 PM, Misty Shadow said:

I can't stand Twitter for the life of me, but TikTok is actually worse in many ways. Shocked by the Tumblr praise, site's been a wasteland since the notorious purge of explicit content. 

My guess about Tumblr is that it's mellowed out a bit over the years. I'm not as active there anymore as I was a while back (still after the explicit content ban), and most fandoms have chilled out a ton, it's a lot of people who are just nostalgic for the website and old fandom days. There's still some discourse and the website is practically bleeding money, but it's still easy to find similar interests and art you like. Mainly the issues are the site doing weird or inconvenient stuff to the platform or occasional fighting in fandoms, but typically people will just stick with what they want to see and block tags they don't want to see. Also a lot of people like how you have a bit more say about your page's appearance, even if you have to pay for some formats.

I feel like a lot of the issues and fighting on Twitter or more reminiscent of Tumblr at it's most toxic

Edited January 9 by OverTheStars