twitter is down

[cyndaquirl]

lorums are up.

[puffin]

what if all modern social media sites suddenly disappeared one day and the internet reverted to forum culture

[cyndaquirl]

we would already be ahead of the game

[totallynotlydia]

what if all modern social media sites suddenly disappeared one day and the internet reverted to forum culture

the world would be a much better place.

[puffin]

what if all modern social media sites suddenly disappeared one day and the internet reverted to forum culture

the world would be a much better place.

real as hell. i would unironically love to spend my time posting on forums rather than on twitter, but obviously twitter is where all the people are. there is just something so appealing and fun about the medium of forums.

[totallynotlydia]

what if all modern social media sites suddenly disappeared one day and the internet reverted to forum culture

the world would be a much better place.

real as hell. i would unironically love to spend my time posting on forums rather than on twitter, but obviously twitter is where all the people are. there is just something so appealing and fun about the medium of forums.

I couldn't agree more. To be honest, I think part of the appeal is that, it just feels more personable?

Like most forums are run by communities for the sake of community. Modern social media is just structured around pissing people off for engagement just to get ad money; here, there's nothing like that.

Slightly related, I've recently been browsing neocities a lot (https://neocities.org/), and I've really come to love it. No clout chasing. No doing or saying stupid shit just to game a broken algorithm. It's really something, and it's comforting knowing that that sort of thing that geocities allowed in the late 90s/early 2000s still lives on.

[cyndaquirl]

the world would be a much better place.

real as hell. i would unironically love to spend my time posting on forums rather than on twitter, but obviously twitter is where all the people are. there is just something so appealing and fun about the medium of forums.

I couldn't agree more. To be honest, I think part of the appeal is that, it just feels more personable?

Like most forums are run by communities for the sake of community. Modern social media is just structured around pissing people off for engagement just to get ad money; here, there's nothing like that.

Slightly related, I've recently been browsing neocities a lot (https://neocities.org/), and I've really come to love it. No clout chasing. No doing or saying stupid shit just to game a broken algorithm. It's really something, and it's comforting knowing that that sort of thing that geocities allowed in the late 90s/early 2000s still lives on.

OMGGG i love this so much, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS. this is what the internet should have remained as :( capitalism bad