Even though it's practical and almost ai-scented algorithms, I find many minimalistic social media platforms redundant. The old blogs were more specialized and felt more free. People were chill and the system was better I feel.

There was a unique charm in their complexity and individuality, which now seems overshadowed by the streamlined but somewhat sterile nature of today's platforms. This shift has made the once vibrant online spaces seem almost monochromatic, lacking the rich, personalized touch that characterized the early web. In essence, the earlier blogs weren't just digital spaces—they were personal realms where one could truly carve out a distinct presence and engage in meaningful monologues. They felt like a breath of fresh air amidst the growing sea of algorithmically driven simplicity, and it's this sense of freedom and individuality that I yearn to see revived in the digital age.

Also I find minimalism a corrupt organism against anything cultural. 

I'd like to hear about your opinion and wondering other people's opinions.