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It's largely the young, early teenaged biproducts of all people who transferred from Tumblr. They started out on Twitter at way too young an age. You can usually tell who has basically been raised by stan Twitter.The manner Twitter is constructed is also to blame here. The website U.I punish neuance and sophistication, and the way messeges propagate rewards extreme remarks and anger causing tweets.

In fact a lot of the more positive angles of Tumblr never made the cross, and that I suspect the reason behind it had been that Twitter is actually bad place for creative writing posts of this design that became so popular on Tumblr.That's kind of this big issue with enormous social media sites like Twitter, facebook, instagram, youtube: controversy = longer involvement = more money. There is just not really an incentive for them to step up moderation/change their calculations, because then they are actively going against their bottom line.

A purity spiral takes place when a community becomes fixated on implementing a single value that has no upper limit, and no single agreed interpretation. The result is a moral feeding frenzy.This is dope, but as an Animal Crossing noob I don't get it apart from the dude holding that the bell is supposed to Animal Crossing Items For Sale represent Tom Nook. Can someone pls ELI5?