Here you go.
replyhttps://foreignpolicy.com/2010/06/08/the-twitter-devolution/
See also...
https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2010/06/evalu...
And these lies, of course, were spread by the social media platforms themselves and their PR departments.
Why did you trust what The Atlantic and Foreign Policy had to say at the time? Anyone can tell you anything ; that's no reason to take them so seriously you're disappointed if events years later show their claims to be wrong.
replyIt’s just an example that there exists a “they” that were making these claims.
replyGoalpost moving
> No one said this
> They said this
> Ok but why did you believe them
replyYes, this is known as manufacturing consent.
replySocial media was about staying in touch. Whether that was about your friends and family (Facebook) or your city / neighborhood (Twitter). Algorithmic feeds are what poisoned the well.
replyYou're thinking of social networking. Social media is about consumption.
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