>>232534neither of these went anywhere. I wanted to make a social media account for posting my artwork and realised there's nowhere good:
- facebook bans accounts that are alts or aren't your irl name (can't keep it a secret from parents)
- tiktok is terrible for high resolution still images for obvious reasons
- instagram massively prioritises Reels even from people you don't follow, over the regular image posts of people you do follow
- twitter makes people who pay $8 a month have their posts come before everyone else's, every time you gain 10 followers you know that that would've been 100 followers if you'd paid up
- mastodon has maybe like 300k people, nothing compared to twitter
>>232545I don't like any reddits other than the one for my small country, it's fully of people who love to shittalk the country, the politicians, etc. it's great, it's nothing like reddit usually is. Plus 95% of the time reddits that aren't super reddity are just because they're a right wing enclave, but it's not homophobic or anything either.
I agree with what you're saying about blogs, I made a neocities page for my pictures in the end, but tbh there's not much traffic. I feel weird browsing other people's sites knowing they'd probably never give mine a chance unless I acted all fake and I "networked".
>>232553wtf? I've never heard that about letterboxd. In fact nearly every other woman I've met irl from soc has had a letterboxd, though I don't as I watch maybe 10 movies a year. In high school it was just a stereotype that the low IQ wannabe filmmakers were always talking about the site all the time. Here's a good list I saw though:
https://letterboxd.com/katejeffrie/list/femcel-films/ 
