"Threads, like any for-profit social media site, was not able to keep those jokers and bad actors at bay. In its effort to boost engagement on the platform, Threads began prioritizing posts with the most replies and comments— which also happen to be the posts that stirred up the most drama and pissed everyone off."
"One surefire way to go viral on Threads—the Meta-owned Instagram-spinoff social network—is to ask a ridiculous question that enrages your followers so much, they just have to chime in to answer you, mock you, or berate you."
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