That would also explain why the culture was so heavily concentrated in tumblr (where the way to express anger and disagreement with a post is to share the post to all your followers with your comment tacked on to the end) and later twitter (same, but now the platform also notices you engage with stuff that makes you angrily reply and shows you more of it).
That would also explain why the culture was so heavily concentrated in tumblr (where the way to express anger and disagreement with a post is to share the post to all your followers with your comment tacked on to the end) and later twitter (same, but now the platform also notices you engage with stuff that makes you angrily reply and shows you more of it).