And now, the reason I feel this way:
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It feels good when you stop! I never looked back.

trust = ( competence + reliability + intimacy) / (self-interest)

So to be trusted on social media, I have to be intimate. Connect with people on an emotional level.

How about nope? 😀

I just wanna make games that let you bond with your friends. I don't wanna talk about our feelings. Not here.

To them, toxic behavior drives engagement.

(Correct me if I'm wrong: if there's a way to disable comments on paid FB ads I would love to know it.)

This thread is brought to you by 11 dickheads who decided to post their "wit" on a paid ad I am running on Facebook.

If Facebook had basic respect for the advertisers who send Zuck his billions, they would make it possible to disable comments on paid ads. But they don't.

Think of it this way: if you were running a restaurant and someone walked in and started shouting how bad your food was, lying about made-up health code violations, etc., and you debated them in front of all the other customers—would that help your brand?

Probably not.

I'm sure many people know this but the advice is so bad I have to rebut it for the benefit of inexperienced creators trying to build a brand online.

Better advice: Don't feed the trolls. Block them immediately without a second thought. Make it a reflex.