Recently, social mining/points/badges have pulled people back into "checking in on life," to be honest, I'm just afraid of missing out on identity, so I end up spending all day doing tasks, sharing, checking in... There's so much information that it really causes anxiety, I once doubted whether I was earning points or being exploited for points. Anyway, my current filtering method is very simple: first see if I can withdraw/exit with one click, whether there's a clear cost limit (time also counts as a cost), then see if the interaction might expose transaction paths being sandwiched, keep it private if possible, turn on slippage protection fully, otherwise, earning a badge and having the wallet shrink a bit first would be awkward. As for the L2 mutual criticism of TPS, fees, subsidies, I just treat it as background noise, more subsidies don't mean you have to spend all your time playing along, being worry-free and safe is the real benefit.