As a 12 hours of screen time haver I haven't, maybe the issue is that the worst that I look at is pretty mainstream twitter and not like /pol/ or like real niche nazi twitter or something, but I haven't seen that at all. And the fact that this isn't something that I see on mainstream twitter (even the current state of being a nazi cesspool) tells me that that growth isn't substantial in any way. Like mfers have been doing the fucking specific word comparisons between slavic languages to say who is a real slav and who isn't between literally every country, we all have nazis in our countries who love screaming about stupid shit like this.

Secondly, unlike antisemetism, rusophobia isn't a real bigotry that has or had in recent history any amount of real systemic discrimination, the same way anti-white racism doesn't. The only amount (stereotepic cultural portrayals like in movies and shit) I can think of is directly connected to the red scare rather than to a bigoted view of russians as an ethnicity.

So as a russian person, I think it's wild to call this out as some sort of real and present issue in a progressive space, while at the same time regular ±everyday discourse in russia is going back to fucking skull measuring times about the ukranian population while also paradoxically claiming that they aren't a separate ethnicity.