One compliment I was quite happy about was: your posts sound like a blog on the old internet. I really appreciated that. Even though, I am unsure what this really means.
It probably means the era prior to AI slop content and social media. The internet was more genuine and more relatable. And SaSu keeps this alive. I read many forums are dead. And Reddit can be quite toxic.
I used for a shorttime social media in my life and it was really toxic for my mental health. The debate culture was horrible and the self-presentation etc. And I am also annoyed and disturbed about the AI content on many platforms.
I think there are some blogs out there. But maybe Substack replaced many of them. And turned them into a business with financial incentive structures. I think my writing also had to change in order to make money with it.
Personally, SaSu also feels more real and genuine. Something I don't experience on other platforms.
It probably means the era prior to AI slop content and social media. The internet was more genuine and more relatable. And SaSu keeps this alive. I read many forums are dead. And Reddit can be quite toxic.
I used for a shorttime social media in my life and it was really toxic for my mental health. The debate culture was horrible and the self-presentation etc. And I am also annoyed and disturbed about the AI content on many platforms.
I think there are some blogs out there. But maybe Substack replaced many of them. And turned them into a business with financial incentive structures. I think my writing also had to change in order to make money with it.
Personally, SaSu also feels more real and genuine. Something I don't experience on other platforms.
