You're Gonna Have to Eventaully PAY to Tweet?! Say it ain't so!

Based on what Kneon and Geeky Sparkles (hosts of Clownfish TV) said in past videos, apparently Twitter got really toxic just a few years ago because of something that happened on Tumblr.

Now I do have a Tumblr account and visit, but that's because I'm a Sims 2 fan. The only really nasty thing I heard about happening was in 2018, when Tumblr tried cracking down on their porn problem, but it had to be the laziest method I have ever seen! The overlords basically released a very poorly programmed "Anti-Porn" 'bot, and the damned thing was censoring anything that had even a hint of references to sex, including innocuous things such as photos of flower bushes, people fully dressed, children's stuff, and items that nobody would ever associate with NSFW content. Everyone affected had to file "appeals" to make up for that shitty 'bot's censoring. I did as everyone else on Tumblr did and stayed off for 24 hours on release day. Thankfully, because I don't post much, this shittily made 'bot did not affect me. (Oh yeah, there are still porn accounts on there, in fact, it got worse after the 2018 event).

However, I don't think it was the anti-porn 'bot incident that caused Twitter to become toxic. Geeky Sparkles spoke of some incident that caused all the really far-left, overly political, woke, mean-ass people to migrate from Tumblr over to Twitter, causing Twitter to turn into a digital cesspit and a hunting ground for the Woke Witch-Hunters. I'm guessing the migration was from years earlier, because I had only joined Tumblr back in 2017. I don't know what caused them to do that, but I have a feeling that if this "pay to play" crap starts, we're gonna get the toxic dickwads back.

Like twatters "fact checkers" aren't bias LOL

But they are affecting your day-to-day life regardless if you're on it or not!

Oh God, I remember the 2016 clusterf-- at photobucket! 13 years of free photos, and suddenly, without warning, they were holding billions of photos all over the internet hostage with those evil blue and gray dial pictures! TinyPic is just as bad, having just plain gone under and leaving a lot of broken images all over the place. Photobucket eased off after a huge blowback, but they still ruined pictures with an annoying watermark all over the internet.

Seriously, if any of us had known what was gonna happen when these "free picture" sites opened in the early 2000s, we would have never hosted our photos there. That has to be one of the sneakiest, dirtiest business practices I have ever seen...or at least, one we know about and have been burned by.

Jack Dorsey can eat himself.