[ SECRET POST #5795 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5795 ⌋

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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[(Anonymous)]

In my opinion:
1) Twitter is one of few places where there isn't a "I reject this" function/reaction. Which to me is a huge source of comfort, because it's very "don't like don't read" so it allows free speech. On Reddit, there's downvoting and you can ask your friends to downvote a post so it gets hidden. On Facebook, you can react with angry emoticons. On Twitter, "ratio"ing a post (is a relatively new thing and mostly done by kids and) can be muted. It's not too different from Tumblr I feel, since you can just turn off asks or whatever.
2) Far less image content compared to Tumblr or Tiktok. Which is of utmost importance for the visually disabled (*raises hand* visual processing here) but I suppose it can be overwhelming to others too.
3) The community, really. Facebook is full of creepy geezer and nasty RLs and is terrible for privacity, same about Instagram while Reddit is better for privacy, but to the point that it's easy to create fake accounts in order to deceive others in there, and besides, the community is also pretty disgusting and full of dudebros really. Tumblr's community's biggest issue is the fact that it's completely stuck in a single (mostly political and very US-centric) mindset and reminds me of Livejournal for instance, it's a bit cliquey unlike other platforms mentioned.
4) The fact that "everyone" is on Twitter (ie. brands and celebs) and you can follow whoever you like to quickly check for news so it makes things easier for those who have issues with time or acessibility or resources. Also, you can check local news as well. And they're less biased (since you can openly manage the interest topics the algorithm assumes for you) than other platforms, in my experience.

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