I respectfully disagree with this. Regardless of how much complaining was going on about it, it was still being done by a high enough percentage of people that it was deemed to be a standard. And you nailed it… I’m an old fart. And yes, I generally loathe video shot that way simply because it goes against our human field of vision and, to me, makes me feel like I’m watching things happening through a crack in a doorway. But back to the subject of social media platforms using it, I think eventually a platform (such as TikTok) might’ve come along that would’ve made it their standard regardless of popularity. I think it just happened more sooner than later because most people tend to default to it.