1.) Local marketplace; a second opinion to Craigslist, perhaps for older people who don’t want to deal with Craigslist making messaging people over mobile inconvenient.
2.) Local events; a place to join groups and meet real, new people, maybe even as an alternative to dating platforms.
3.) The oldest platform (FB); in theory, posts from before even X may exist.
4.) Older demographic (FB); political drama tends to supersede sybau Skibidi toilet flavor proshippers DNI drama: it’s easier to ignore old person propaganda than organized hatred.
1.) Sexual freedom* if I need it.
*Your sexual freedom may be substantially limited, as taboo themes like CNC and BDSM may get you filtered, sex workers will flood most hashtags you were hoping to promote yourself with (including “quitting porn” and “abstinence” type ones surprisingly enough), and despite being unable to promote certain themes, zoophiles get to go wild.
Tumblr and DeviantArt:
1.) Long text*.
*The formatting on both is shit. I have to press space 5 or 6 times instead of using tab or I’m unable to use Times New Roman 12 pt font or something.
2.) Historic user bases; many gems to unearth.
3.) Active with relatively less toxicity and porn (at least Tumblr has less toxicity and porn, though DeviantArt is dead enough for mostly only enthusiasts to have stayed post-Eclipse).
Good point.
Facebook and Discord:
1.) Local marketplace; a second opinion to Craigslist, perhaps for older people who don’t want to deal with Craigslist making messaging people over mobile inconvenient.
2.) Local events; a place to join groups and meet real, new people, maybe even as an alternative to dating platforms.
3.) The oldest platform (FB); in theory, posts from before even X may exist.
4.) Older demographic (FB); political drama tends to supersede sybau Skibidi toilet flavor proshippers DNI drama: it’s easier to ignore old person propaganda than organized hatred.
5.) College groups (Discord); you can find college groups. [https://www.facebook.com/community/whats-new/college-community-connect-facebook-campus/](This suggest possibility on Facebook, but it’s old, so IDK if it works anymore.)
X or Mastodon:
1.) Sexual freedom* if I need it. *Your sexual freedom may be substantially limited, as taboo themes like CNC and BDSM may get you filtered, sex workers will flood most hashtags you were hoping to promote yourself with (including “quitting porn” and “abstinence” type ones surprisingly enough), and despite being unable to promote certain themes, zoophiles get to go wild. Tumblr and DeviantArt:
1.) Long text*. *The formatting on both is shit. I have to press space 5 or 6 times instead of using tab or I’m unable to use Times New Roman 12 pt font or something.
2.) Historic user bases; many gems to unearth.
3.) Active with relatively less toxicity and porn (at least Tumblr has less toxicity and porn, though DeviantArt is dead enough for mostly only enthusiasts to have stayed post-Eclipse).