Little red book
Back when the space cadet bought Twitter, the more histrionic Twitterati flap‑flap‑flapped over to Mastadon; until they realised it was too difficult to create safe spaces. Now they're calling everyone poopyhead
on Bluesky; until the (Blue)sky falls in that is.
And, it seems that time's finally up for the mouthbreathers on TikTok, who're decamping to RedNote, another Chinese social media platform. Except this one expects them to have a working knowledge of Mandarin, which should at least broaden what passes for a mind between their left and right aural appendages.
But like TikTok, there have also been reports of censorship on RedNote when it comes to criticism of the Chinese government.
Koh Ewe, BBC News
If China's inmates are allowed to use RedNote, you can bet your sweet arse that the CCP's monitoring it.
And the challenges facing the disaffected twinks of TikTok won't stop there. Chinese are not allowed to be queer, so none of that LGBTQIABC+FLAP
Still, I look forward to @lesbiansnowwhite—a whack job who creates fictional blah/blahs
neopronouns then demonstrates their repetitive, nonsensical use—instructing the sewer rats on the use of (Winnie)Pooh/(Winnie)Poohs neopronouns.