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what happened with this social media?
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Its filled with pedo honeypots and pedo bots
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Garbage
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Days 1 - 3: Nobody really knew anyone else, everyone was excited and hyped up interacting with everyone else. Such engagement was addictive. A genuine positive atmosphere permeated the site. The algo would fuck up and show you random topics like soccer in arabic from time to time, but such glitches were expected considering the rushed launch.

Day 4: The larger clouted accounts on Twitter decided to give it a shot. Instantly people stopped interacting with each other, instead chasing after the clouted one. Thus it became Twitter, but with a ruleset that chokes out anything actually interesting from being discussed or posted.
The end.
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Deprecated by X.



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