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Well, Gab. Checked a few things out, read a few posts/responses and find it lacking to my taste... but maybe that is because humans were never meant to discuss things in groups of 10 thousands. At that level we need to be a herd or the outliers get stomped out. At these vectors of potential people impacted, the lowest common denominator wins. You actively bend your own beliefs by what seems to be a fraction when considering the masses around you and agree with something because it's close enough. If you wish to ride waves, large social platforms seem to be the best, if you wish to create ripples, you need smaller calmer areas. The echos of the crowd (for any platform) feels nice when it returns to you, but true interaction is moving outside of comfort zones to engage with those that may not agree or agree through a different worldview/facet. I could be wrong, i may have missed something with the sample size --- but i have no data to counter this.

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