Re:Social media may prevent users from reaping creative rewa...
by amelius on Monday December 26, 2022 @01:05PM
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Yet here you are on HN ;)
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Re:Social media may prevent users from reaping creative rewa...
by dreen on Monday December 26, 2022 @01:15PM
(#34140193)
Very true, but HN has a hard limit on how much time I will spend here. A few stories on the main page plus sometimes comments, and that's it for the day. Social media is designed to eliminate that limit, I used to be able to spend an entire day scrolling Twitter.
Re:Social media may prevent users from reaping creative rewa...
by themitigating on Monday December 26, 2022 @01:12PM
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Sarcastic remark but I agree with you.
Everytime there's some article about Netflix, Facebook, or the like there's a bunch of people telling everyone they quit and how their life is better, etc.
Many times the article isn't even about quitting social media, just some controversy. I wonder if some percentage of those people are right-wing and wait for a chance to jump in so they can harm companies they disagree with.
Re:Social media may prevent users from reaping creative rewa...
by ImHereToVote on Tuesday December 27, 2022 @12:07PM
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I love how it has become a right-wing thing to hate corporations. Those poor left-wing global megacorps, constantly attacked by the evil anti-corporate right.
Re:Social media may prevent users from reaping creative rewa...
by agileAlligator on Monday December 26, 2022 @09:10PM
(#34144201)
I'm fine with HN personally because there is no infinite scrolling, plus a significant number of the posts/comments here teach me something new every day.