Cory DoctorowThis post from Tumblr's Ghostonly is the best social media advice I've ever read:
How to have a good internet experience in 8 easy steps
https://www.tumblr.com/ghostonly/667966959023996928/how-to-have-a-good-internet-experience-in-8-easy
#1 - Stop having a bad faith interpretation of every thing you read
If you think something someone said might have been something you disagree with, instead of starting an argument, ask them to clarify or ask them specific questions about what they said
You will be so surprised to find that half the people you assume are being shitty or negative just didn't phrase what they meant very well
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#2 - Learn to block people
It's free, it's easy, and it will save your life. Tired of someone tagging your stuff with characters from a fandom you don't like? Don't try to control them by telling them not to, just fucking block them. Less upsetting to them, less work for you, less inflammatory, more effective.
#4 - Learn to say, "It's none of my business."
Don't understand someone's desire to use neo pronouns? None of your business. Can't understand why someone is a furry? None of your business. Curious about how someone who talks about being poor can have a Starbucks in that last selfie they posted? None of your damn business.
Kevin Karhan 
@pluralistic EXACTLY!
"Why did they shifted their career or job?" - "None of your damn business!"
People will tell one details and context if they want to - there's no right to know every detail of everyone!
En3pY - Sebastian Zdrojewski@kkarhan @pluralistic i think too many people didn't really understand what "freedom" means. And that it brings some responsibility to it.