Please feel free to share your stories of how certain little self-care rituals changed your life for the better and have made you proud you started doing them.
this post was submitted on 27 Jul 2023
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I stopped using social media. Facebook was easy, just deleted it. Instagram was step by step, first I unfollowed all the pages that I don't know personally. Then I only used the "Following" timeline. When I only had a new photo in my feed every other day, I realized that this platform had nothing to offer me. I left Twitter when Mr. X comes around and switched to Mastodon. And I don't think I have to explain to anyone here why I no longer use Reddit...
... he says on social media ;)
Yeah, i know. But Lemmy don't feel like Social Media to me... More like a Internet forum.
What you call social media is corporate attention harvesting I'd say while Lemmy seams to be real social media.
We need more things in this world that are user focused.
Definition wise, itβs clearly social media. I get it though, the corporate giants feel more rage bait-y due to the algorithms they employ.