The hottest Internet Fame Substack posts right now

The post talks about a now-defunct app called Stolen that allowed users to trade Twitter handles.
It mentions various links to articles about digital culture, internet fame, keyboards, and more.
The post ends with an invitation to share the newsletter with friends or enemies and welcomes feedback.

Sometimes humor is the best way to cope with difficult situations, like laughing instead of crying.
Digital culture articles and content can provide insightful and diverse topics for reading and sharing, such as on viral sensations and corporate profits.
Engaging with online content and sharing interesting articles can be a way to stay connected and entertained.

Facebook may know more about you than you think, like preferences and background.
A Facebook rant by a woman in Guatemala had unexpected consequences for the government.
An essay about the perfection of databases by Paul Ford is worth reading.

Mikey's online presence highlights the phenomenon of internet micro-celebrities showcasing funny but concerning content based on their mental health struggles.
The concept of a 'Cringe Vortex' categorizes how individuals can unintentionally become targets of online mockery, leading to potential mental health issues and harmful repercussions.
Learning from past cases like ChrisChan, a structured understanding of the phases and potential exits from the 'Cringe Vortex' can help in recognizing and possibly preventing similar situations in the future.

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