Unfortunately the more people you have around, the more of the truly annoying ones will also show up and be visible. Most services are shiny and great when the first true pioneers show up, and then they reach a critical mass and enshittification intensifies immensely. But so far so good.

Stop. Stop. The Star Wars franchise is already dead.

The thing is, anyone trying to (or succeeding in) building an audience on the Internet needs to be on *everything* one way or the other. Because any one service can always pull the rug out from under.

Hey... X is no longer defending the Twitter trademark. Maybe it's time to do some challenging? ;)

Fairest. Not hottest. Free the mirror! This is suppression of the truth!

Most of this is just because of early adopters and reasonable amounts of people. Once the real masses get in here, it's turning in to the usual social media cesspool, unfortunately. But for a little while here in the beginning it's great.

Hahah, yeah I wondered for a little bit too. Back in the day, the theater experience was a little different, you had your intros, and an intermission for some longer films.

Not sure but I believe he's the record holder for most characters in Trek or some such and they were all brilliantly done.

Hah, I was actually thinking Inigo Montoya, but Westley too.

That idiot Musk is removing blocking. Blocking was the only thing making it borderline usable. So yeah, I'm probably also deleting it here shortly.