Oh yeah, I'm not saying it would work - it probably wouldn't. But yeah, everything is filtered via people you follow or what you're searching for (because not everyone tags, and that's hella irritating).
I think you can harsh someone's outrage, I'm sure it's possible. In fact, probably correcting someone on something they're getting outraged about counts as that (i.e. they're being annoyed for no reason, or the source of their outrage is just wrong). I haven't seen it much, but I bet it happens.
Honestly, you're right to stay away from pinterest! I find it really addictive because one its big "things" is craft, so I come away wanting to do a million and one things. Also there is a commenting system on there, but it's not built for conversation. At the end of the day it's a link/picture sharing site, and that's all you can do with it.
*nods* I know what you mean. I used to write WAY more stuff here before twitter came along.
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Date: 2014-05-10 06:42 pm (UTC)I think you can harsh someone's outrage, I'm sure it's possible. In fact, probably correcting someone on something they're getting outraged about counts as that (i.e. they're being annoyed for no reason, or the source of their outrage is just wrong). I haven't seen it much, but I bet it happens.
Honestly, you're right to stay away from pinterest! I find it really addictive because one its big "things" is craft, so I come away wanting to do a million and one things. Also there is a commenting system on there, but it's not built for conversation. At the end of the day it's a link/picture sharing site, and that's all you can do with it.
*nods* I know what you mean. I used to write WAY more stuff here before twitter came along.