the monetization of social media … maybe for some people it’s just fun, like if they have the energy, extroversion, and creativity/expressiveness.
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I’m sure it started out as people having fun. It has certainly evolved into other things now.
I’m not enamoured with the attention seeing elements but I do enjoy engaging and sharing.
Artists and others have grown professional relationships with social media.
It looked very promising for a time but as platforms captured the content in these realms. The monetization models got exploited and incentives have shifted the nature of most content.
I see Nostr as a solution in this problem. So here we are 😀
#grownostr
yeah it can feel unbalanced. Although nostr can feel unbalanced in other ways also.
generally, good to have a non-monetized alternative, where an awareness and understanding of the money system is also prominent.
a lot of visual social media posts can be very - look at all these things / doing all these things - and acting like there is no money involved.