>>1918 Seriously though, back in the 90s, if you wanted some kind of presence on the internet(and that's if you were even into such an idea in the first place, given that the internet at the time was seen as a niche interest) you had to know html, css, and js. You actually had to learn something. As a result, you came in contact with unique and generally smart people. Social media broke that barrier, making it easier for retards to fill the net with their brainrot. Why learn how to code when you can just fill out a corporate internet profile? Especially when you can always access it on a smartphone?
>>1918 Seriously though, back in the 90s, if you wanted some kind of presence on the internet(and that's if you were even into such an idea in the first place, given that the internet at the time was seen as a niche interest) you had to know html, css, and js. You actually had to learn something. As a result, you came in contact with unique and generally smart people. Social media broke that barrier, making it easier for retards to fill the net with their brainrot. Why learn how to code when you can just fill out a corporate internet profile? Especially when you can always access it on a smartphone?