u/Sauce_Dealer420

Could be doomscrolling, arguing with strangers, oversharing, checking numbers constantly — what would you remove?

Think creators, artists, channels, accounts — where do the people you end up following usually come from?

Cover art? Visual identity? Personality? Fashion? Story? Live clips? What creates enough curiosity for you to actually listen?

Feeds, creators, AI content, search, private communities, short-form video — what changes first?

What did you think would disappear in a few months but somehow became normal online culture?

Assume the money is the same. Would you take massive reach and recognition, or a smaller audience that genuinely values what you do?

Where’s the line between high-quality content and content that feels so calculated that you stop connecting with the person?

Have you ever met someone after knowing them online and realized their real personality was nothing like their profile?