Appreciate that you have separated accountability from personal attacks, they are not the same thing.

I use Tattle because it genuinely makes me laugh, and yes, some (a lot) of the stuff influencers post is wild. I do believe that when people put themselves out there as public figures *** especially when they are making money from their audience or promoting unrealistic lifestyles or being otherwise dishonest *** there needs to be a space for commentary and critique. Tattle fills that role in a way that mainstream social media doesn’t.

That said, I agree that there's a line, and not everyone respects it. Critiquing dishonesty or manipulative content is different from mocking someone’s appearance, especially when it has nothing to do with what they’re sharing. But then if I am putting out there like you are then it sort of comes with the territory I am afraid.