Unfortunately, my Facebook account has been graciously tossed into the void. The reason is so ridiculous it could be performance art: I was simply replying to people who wished me a happy birthday. But their almighty "AI" decided this was a threat to the sacred integrity of their "community". Reaching a real human, of course, is impossible - their idea of "support" is as real as a unicorn sighting.
The quality of Facebook's service remains impressively low, right in line with what appears to be the competence level of whoever builds this machinery. But the corporation clearly doesn't mind. Their "community" isn't meant for creative people, or for anyone who wants to learn, think, or discover. The only thing that matters is the endless, brain-numbing scroll. One person, ten people, a hundred - irrelevant. They operate on a cosmic scale, where attention to detail has been replaced by a black hole.
What actually stings is losing the ability to talk to the few genuinely creative people who care about what I do.
Thankfully, I can still share my work and respond on YouTube, X, and Mastodon - platforms where you don't have to guess which arbitrary rule an algorithm will choke on today.
Thank you for your support!
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