The creativity people were willing to share. Forums, DIY guides, blogs, neat yet crappy animations on Youtube. It’s all kind of still there, but it’s hard to find with how the internet is today.

It was full of passionate people who made things because they enjoyed it. Now, it’s either how-to sites written by bots/keyboard monkeys, or you’re fast-tracked to the #1 video. You have to really go looking for the human now.

The transition to Discord for communities really sucks. It’s impossible to find information now that everything is gated to unsearchable servers.

If the FBI are on here, they’d better work harder

No, this won’t kill Reddit. If they can essentially remove every third-party app, they’ll easily be able to start selling user data. Whether we like it or not, the majority stayed on Reddit.

Nothing short of somehow breaking through ad blockers like Twitch did will make people stop using it, even if that.

Coming to a scalper near you!

Using an ad blocker is essentially a requirement these days

Do you work for the HOA?

I don’t think it’ll be nearly as bad. Of course, younger generations will always be quicker than the last when it comes to new tech. I’m sure I’ll be struggling with Timmy’s fulldive VR system at some point