I have used the fooked button a few times on AU to remove a spammer. Hardly ever blocked anyone. Occasionally pine for a mute; the odd person still tries to get attention by mentioning lots of "notable" accounts in a post. If they keep doing it, I just block. Emotionally AU is easy peasy to be on. The vibe is high and those who speak from ego just don't find a receptive audience, so stay away. Hold the reader's interest in mind, and only hit "publish" if there's value to them.
The jury is still out on TS. It may take the cultural shock of the Great Awakening (and mass awareness of media brainwashing, genetic poisoning, slave masters, etc) to get people to behave differently. Initially it will get much worse as scared and upset people tend not to be polite people. It's like we're all at different consciousness levels, and you should only try to interface with adjacencies, not jump levels.
#FamilyIsEverything. APL = 5.65/10 *Authorized conspiracy theorist *Not an authorized preacher.
Spot on with that. Different levels for sure. Lower vibes need to argue. If there are no enemies on a site, the lower vibers will argue with their own. TS shows these arguments in your feed, killing the good vibe there for me. If it wasn't for the Mute button I would be spending much less time there.
My biggest issue is if you get a lot of comments on a post. The sort order from oldest to newest will have you doing lots of scrolling just to keep up with the newest comments.
That being said its good to have a GenPop platform again. I enjoy seeing the OG anons. TS is a good tool to have in an Anon's arsenal.
I am mostly on TS as an observer because I want to see the general consensus of the masses. I like to avoid even reading the arguments. So far I have felt like you and Kim are doing a great job of adding quality substance (which is needed out there). Both of you are inclined to cause people to think rather than tell them what to think and you don’t seem to attract negativity. 👍 Lesson learned there.
