Lmao at Facebook, Reddit, and Twitter being similar toxicity. Lmfao at YouTube somehow looking less toxic than those three. And also a strong "holy shit" for Gab, Telegram and Voat blowing Reddit, Twitter, and Facebook out of the water.
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I liked the Usenet and Reddit similarity. They both seamed to have more length stable patterns then the others. Also similar platforms in a lot of ways. Usenet ironically was the one that showed some declining toxicity with conversation length.
Academic research doesn’t (can’t) move at the speed of social media shifts: by the time they take Insta and TikTok into account, the world will be onto something new (hopefully).