Post AdZfw2rJpHZUbaKsD2 by knbrindle@creativewriting.social
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 (DIR) Post #AdZfspzxBZEhqjqSXY by samuteki@ohay.ooo
       2024-01-01T22:46:51Z
       
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       A lot of people know nothing but a mean, aggressive, confrontational internet.They get on in social media like they'd get on in a steel cage match.This is by design. On corporate social media we are actively shown things that will upset us to bait an angry response out of us.It's up to you to create a positive, peaceful social media experience. Think about what your boundaries are, then unapologetically enforce those boundaries.
       
 (DIR) Post #AdZfuKrfuUsBrzgf32 by Jackiemauro@fosstodon.org
       2024-01-01T22:55:46Z
       
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       @samuteki for me (embarrassingly) this also involves seeing an opportunity to be clever and snide and then NOT taking it
       
 (DIR) Post #AdZfw2rJpHZUbaKsD2 by knbrindle@creativewriting.social
       2024-01-02T03:45:28Z
       
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       @samuteki I’ve been thinking a lot about how different the internet was before modern social media. We had genuine communities in the form of individually operated bulletin boards that catered to highly specific interestsThose communities self-governed in beautiful, low-confrontation ways. The difference is palpable
       
 (DIR) Post #AdZfw4A8ymDweG9QBs by samuteki@ohay.ooo
       2024-01-02T03:59:02Z
       
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       @knbrindle Exactly. When there's a common  interest and group consciousness, I think there's no need to seek engagement via trolling. It's easier for people to find a place.