snazzy

Diaper dragon who likes diapers

Just a friendly dragon that wants you to relax a little. NSFW, 18+. He/Him. Asexual/diapersexual.


Webster
@Webster

in my memory the continuous creation and abandonment of social platforms was just part of the natural ebb and flow of the information super highway. but i'm in my 30s. and adults a decade younger than me have had twitter for as long as they've been connected to the internet. for many of them, i think speculating about a twitter collapse has them confronting a type of finality for the first time. and i empathize with that.


snazzy
@snazzy

These are people who have never experienced their favorite Geocities sites disappearing like grains of sand through open fingers


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in reply to @Webster's post:

I feel like I'm in a weird middle-ground where I went through a lot of social media when I was younger, but have had The Big Sites around for most of my Internet life, and have gotten so used to just...being able to find Bigger PersonalitiesTM I wanted to keep up with on one of two websites. With Twitter going through a tailspin and Facebook having a bit of a rough time, I wonder what it's going to mean for just being able to discover creatives who are trying to make a business online, as well as just seeing people scatter to different sites and not wanting to make 5 accounts to keep up with...it's very strange.

Along with the feeling that in great migrations in the past, people all seemed to be migrating towards more or less one other place (though maybe I was just young and had a very small circle of awareness). This sudden scatter to so many other places feels new to me.