We figured shit out in the 90s. People will figure it out now. People are figuring it out now. I come here more than anywhere else, and there is always new activity.
I don’t know that the demographic that is primarily, if not only, reachable via meta/xitter is at all incentivized to do that, though. I know even less about “digital natives” whom I presume have different experience around that. Certainly, I hope they do, but that doesn’t change the fact that making it more visible and with a better UX would improve and accelerate adoption. I conversely find people opposing that because something about “normies” (a word I loathe, to be honest).
I conversely find people opposing that because something about “normies” (a word I loathe, to be honest).
Same, I don’t disagree with you there. I’m not trying to gatekeep anything, and I think that even a slightly more polished UX will make a vast improvement.
We figured shit out in the 90s. People will figure it out now. People are figuring it out now. I come here more than anywhere else, and there is always new activity.
90s people are different from 2020s people entirely. Not a good way of looking at it.
Every older generation says that about every younger generations, this is nothing new.
I don’t know that the demographic that is primarily, if not only, reachable via meta/xitter is at all incentivized to do that, though. I know even less about “digital natives” whom I presume have different experience around that. Certainly, I hope they do, but that doesn’t change the fact that making it more visible and with a better UX would improve and accelerate adoption. I conversely find people opposing that because something about “normies” (a word I loathe, to be honest).
Same, I don’t disagree with you there. I’m not trying to gatekeep anything, and I think that even a slightly more polished UX will make a vast improvement.