That is why I have always been against

[sumaiyakhatun25]

Those who, in the name of the idea of ​​a “happier life,” thoughtlessly remove from their environment all those who think differently from them. From the lack of acceptance of criticism is definitely too close to self-admiration. And self-admiration has never led anyone to success.

Of course, having moderators available 24/7 (or most of it) is a noble idea, and I have used its france rcs data advantages many times myself, asking questions on Facebook or Twitter. However, if interactions were counted, it would turn out that most of the activity of fans/followers is not urgent at all.

Rarely do profiles require three-shift work. Most of them can easily cope with standard hours of activity. So perhaps instead of putting pressure on the smaller ones and accustoming users to above-standard service – and let's be honest, they can use it eagerly and often excessively – it's better to return to normality from before the social era.