It's all so fucking hard to navigate. Even some of these terms the internet uses like 'influencer' and 'follower' makes everything look like a cult. Every little thing has a cult following and outsiders are forced out by these 'machines' working underground, or the 'enforcers' that hang around the comments. Even I could 'pick a side' on any topic, follow the script, and this comment section would be jammed with approval ratings that all sound eerily similar. Could do it on any platform and predict the results beforehand, provided there's enough of a foundation to stand on. I did an experiment on Youtube with two devices, new accounts that are in no way tied to each other. You pick one video that's somehow politically charged and that'll set the tone for the rest of your experience. And you never see disapproval making the top comment which is strange considering in theory, there should be several different mindsets and millions of potential consumers weighing in on any given topic. The only happens when society has somehow managed to agree whomever is speaking is not worthy of a platform. When that happens, even the most hateful reactions are fair game somehow. Playmatetessi was a case I studied recently from start to finish in that regard. Just one young chick with a terrible attitude and maybe some mental issues said the wrong thing and the internet blew up. Yet there are people out there who say far worse, guide even millions people off a cliff, don't care, and get away with it. Random people volunteer to basically work for any government, corporation, 'elite', they agree with, in a sense, on all sides, and don't realize it.

P.S. That character almost became my first NFT but I got to the whitelisting portion and turned around. I hate red tape.