Social media behavior

[Jazzy]

What social media behavior is an instant turn off?

 

[NewCreation435]

People who act like they are never wrong

 

[tango]

Political memes that appear to be trying to make a serious point but that don't withstand even the most basic of critical thinking.

People who resort to insults, presumably because they can't address the points being made.

 

[Alexander]

False or misleading news or information trying to influence people. People have the right of freedom of speech however they should provide evidence to back up their point. There is a lot of fake news relating to COVID.

 

[Stravinsk]

Photos of people showing off their worldly luxuries, like expensive automobiles. People who virtue signal (so much eyeroll during "covid"). False profiles featuring beautiful scantily clad young women that are obviously bait. Carefully crafted comments some individuals make in attempts to garner admiration or slight someone else. Certain religious people who will lie to your face thinking it will get your admiration assuming you're too dumb to see through it (more pathetic, really). The list goes on.

 

[Andrew]

Complaining, memes, politics, fake articles/photos, copy and paste this, too many selfies, domestic drama, weirdo stalker types, "I got the vaccination"

 

[Lamb]

Complaining, memes, politics, fake articles/photos, copy and paste this, too many selfies, domestic drama, weirdo stalker types, "I got the vaccination"

I'm getting tired of the vaccination boasts.

 

[tango]

 

[Forgiven1]

Vulgar language. I have left Facebook so don't see much of the political, facemark, vaccine, etc posts anymore. Vulgar language is a biggie for me.

 

[Ash]

I've seen this a lot on Twitter and it's quite awful really. People will start arguing with someone and when they're losing, they'll start attacking the other individual's looks because they have no other way to "win" that argument.