We should stop calling algorithmic, corporate social media “walled gardens” as that at least implies that there’s something nice inside.
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We should stop calling algorithmic, corporate social media “walled gardens” as that at least implies that there’s something nice inside. When I visit those sites, I know I am visiting a sewer.
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We should stop calling algorithmic, corporate social media “walled gardens” as that at least implies that there’s something nice inside. When I visit those sites, I know I am visiting a sewer.
@Tim_Eagon So a walled sewer?
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We should stop calling algorithmic, corporate social media “walled gardens” as that at least implies that there’s something nice inside. When I visit those sites, I know I am visiting a sewer.
@Tim_Eagon Digital Landfill.
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@Tim_Eagon So a walled sewer?
@ZDL unfortunately
