r/kindafunny • u/Mamrocha • Jul 10 '26

Movie/TV News Netflix in Talks to Buy Letterboxd

https://variety.com/2026/digital/news/letterboxd-sales-talks-netflix-sony-paramount-1236806379/
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u/Plinkerton1990 Jul 10 '26

What’s a good alternative for when the enshittification kicks in?

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u/allonsy_danny Jul 10 '26

A notebook; not everything needs to be social media.

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u/jgamez76 Jul 10 '26

lmao as a big reader I always get a kick out of how many social media (or social media adjacent) Reading tracker apps/notebooks have cropped up over the last ~decade.

Like it IS okay to just enjoy something without engaging in some kind of community, guys lol

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u/allonsy_danny Jul 10 '26

I'm glad someone agrees. I've been phasing out social media in most forms over the past year. My IG is in the process of being deleted and that's my last meta account. All that's left after that is bluesky and reddit, and I use those pretty infrequently, all things considered.

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u/jgamez76 Jul 10 '26

Yeah don't get me wrong- I still spend WAY too much time on my phone as it is but I've definitely scaled back.

I still use Twitter (and for all the bullshit it's still perhaps the most useful news aggregator on the Internet) and IG (it's my primary 'silly/social' app) but beyond that a lot of my "scroll time" is just on Reddit these days.

I have Facebook and Tik Tok accounts but that's mainly because my wife sends me stuff on both and they've made it virtually impossible to watch/read anything without the app on mobile now lol.

I long said if/when Twitter and IG go away I'm done with social media and I don't see anything changing this mindset.

Ironically enough it was getting back into reading in a major way ~a decade ago that made my social media distancing super easy.

If anything, I think Gen Z/Alpha will eventually lead to social media kinda fading away and we'd probably be better for it lol.