/r/theoryofreddit post asking why reddit seems dead
/r/theoryofreddit post asking why reddit seems dead
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"Social" media is dying, these 2 or so generations will be looked upon partly curious partly estranged in the future, I'd like to believe things regulate themselves through chaos. And I'm curious how and to what it will transform. Too slow, so much is certain. It's all so painfully slow until the celebrity voyeurs and TV substituters get it at last.
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Social media is dying.
You've never heard of Tiktok?
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Have you seen the quality of content on Tiktok?
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No, because I don't have a Tiktok, but I've heard how shit it is. The point is that people aren't using less social media, they're using more. They just migrated to new ones. It doesn't seem to be dying any time soon.
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The trend I've read recently is that most people are moving to more private social media (private discord servers for example) and it looks like federation might be gaining some popularity with large social media companies, which I remain cautiously optimistic about
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Yeah, there's plenty of good stuff there.
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