Meh?

They’re only doing what everyone else is right now. B2B companies in particular are going nuts with it. I know several companies that pivoted their entire near-term strategy to focus on the value AI/ML can bring to their customers.

What a stupid fucking name. I realize they’re targeting 12 year olds but damn.

Constantly posting on other platforms about how you’re not on Twitter or how Elon Musk is a bad person is several orders of magnitude worse than just using Twitter.

Here is how much I care about what the creator thinks:

I’m actually impressed by how bad of a take this is. Well done.

I was talking about OP.

In particular, it’s low effort, attempting to be funny/snarky about about a pop culture or political news item, usually stolen from somewhere else and posted to the wrong community (why is this on asklemmy?), but it gets attention because it panders to the majority of the user base.

Yep, this is exactly the kind of worthless post that started making reddit unbearable years ago.

Can we please not immediately ruin this new platform with this shit so soon?

They aren’t exaggerating. There are literally pallets of peanuts just out in the open at Five Guys. It’s one of their things.

That’s lemmy.ml. I think most of us just want this to be a place with less politics and extremism on either side because it’s exhausting.

Yep. And the claim that there are not celebrities, or that if there are they are only popular because they’re sharing their interests, is comical. Whenever I pull up the main popular feed it’s the same slew of people that would have been copied to reddit on PoliticalHumor (Qasim Rashid, George Takei, etc.) sharing snarky political takes fiending for views.

I don’t even necessarily disagree with them most of the time, but it’s clearly the same type of celebrity engagement that Twitter has.