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Ignorance or enlightenment?
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this post was submitted on 12 Dec 2023
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The anonymous factor differentiates things.
Can't any social media be anonymous?
Sure but it's not intended to be.
Also a big part of it is imo that you never interact with the same people on sites like reddit or Lemmy, you don't follow anyone or anything.
I often see the same people over and over again on lemmy since its a small community. I even saw the same nicks on reddit often (like shittymorph). But yes it isn't intended to be ego centric like other sites.
Good old asocial network.
So Twitter isn't a social media?
The "social" aspect is up to debate.
Usernames though. Anonymous would be something like 4chan