There's a major shift in communication due to the fact that more people are spending their time online, more than offline and this is as a result of the fact that they (people) seem to work online more and have access to social media activities as a result of this. The online media is filled with abuses, there are entities showcasing their toxicity. The suprising thing is people build pseudo-anonymous personalities online, different from they have in real life and hence the way the communication and relationships is build doesn't have a communal perspective to it. However with the evolution of the Media; decentralisation will create different functionalities for people making them to streamline their functions and learning viable communication skills. I talked about this and more in this video.
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The way most people relate with themselves online is totally different from the way they will surely relate with eachother in reality
There's should be acceptable contrast, this is understandable, nevertheless this shouldn't be totally different. Online or offline, toxicity isn't supposed to be a thing.
Yes sure no matter what
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sure thing ;)
Hive is the only social platform I am active on. I will rather not engage with faceless or faced trolls especially since I am aware you are trying to be opinionated and want to prove a point online which could possibly be different offline.
My thing is you can disagree respectfully and pass across your perspective with kindness.
I just can't deal...
Thank you for highlighting these vital concerns with online and offline communication @josediccus
Well I've come across people who become so toxic not originally because they want to, but because they want to enforce people to buy into their opinions without having to question or criticise it. Back in the days on the old blockchain steem. This was a "thing", it's here on hive too, but it's actually better.
Thanks for dropping by as always. 😁
You're welcome.