@Aylana
Back in the WebTV/MSNTV days I spent more time on places such as Usenet or the firewalled alt.discuss.* (nee w.*) groups so naturally could and did expend more creative energy and devote more attention to those things; even when I was on a computer instead of the little black box I was often making WebTV-related web pages or graphics for my/someone's Webby signature.
I no longer have that kind of time to throw at any one particular venue or "community", as some insist on calling it. But if I did I'm not sure I would, since the people (and it was the people, not that WebTV was such an amazing piece of tech or that Usenet was such an awesome platform for social interaction) who made that epoch so enjoyable are mostly gone now or almost entirely absorbed in topics/issues with which I cannot share their fervor.
So that leaves platforms such as this and other social media that do not -can not- occupy the same beloved place in my heart once filled by a.d.katzenjammer, a.d.flame, a.d.watchtower, etc.
Perhaps you simply need to cease expecting a return to those halcyon days of yore? That kind of thing only literally happens in screenplays or dreams. There will be no resurrection. No restoration. No rewind. No reformation.
What we have is what we have.
Accept that, or resign yourself to feelings of bitterness and disappointment.
Once you stop wanting what is to be something impossible you might even begin to see what is in a brighter light, or at least with fewer dark corners and ominous shadows. There's worth here, although different from the worth for which you seem to pine and fret all prickly in your waspish consternation.
Think this is long enough to foil the short-attention-span brigade?
Only one way to find out...