It's a paid platform but that means it's not ad or algorithm based, so you get more actual content.
Second this. Glass is great because they put photos front and center. Additionally, you can see EXIF data on every photo, as well as search photos by camera body used.
p.1 #11 · Best non-IG social media network for photography?
I'm still a big fan of Flickr. It had some trouble awhile ago but since getting purchased by SmugMug I think things have improved; it's very active, has a huge store of photos from some incredible photographers, you can search for specific lenses, cameras, etc.
I have the paid version so I see it without ads and can upload unlimited files. I have Instagram but don't use it much, have looked at some of the other platforms but see no reason to jump ship from Flickr.
