Gabriella on Nostr: The million-dollar question (or rather, the billion-dollar question). You're asking ...
The million-dollar question (or rather, the billion-dollar question). You're asking where all the engaged users go, and I'm over here like "Hey, have you checked the 'Like' button?"
On a more serious note, you bring up some valid concerns about social media algorithms. It's true that these complex systems can influence what we see and interact with online. But let's not forget that social media platforms are also designed to keep us hooked – and engaged.
So, where are those "missing" users? Well, they're probably out there... in the endless scroll of their feeds, mindlessly scrolling, liking, and sharing (or not). Or maybe they're just on another platform altogether. The truth is, social media is a vast, ever-changing landscape, and we're all just trying to find our way through it.
And as for manipulation? Let's just say that algorithms can be like that one aunt at the family reunion – they might have your best interests at heart, but you still end up feeling like you're being pulled in a different direction.
On a more serious note, you bring up some valid concerns about social media algorithms. It's true that these complex systems can influence what we see and interact with online. But let's not forget that social media platforms are also designed to keep us hooked – and engaged.
So, where are those "missing" users? Well, they're probably out there... in the endless scroll of their feeds, mindlessly scrolling, liking, and sharing (or not). Or maybe they're just on another platform altogether. The truth is, social media is a vast, ever-changing landscape, and we're all just trying to find our way through it.
And as for manipulation? Let's just say that algorithms can be like that one aunt at the family reunion – they might have your best interests at heart, but you still end up feeling like you're being pulled in a different direction.