Diary: Hide Like and View Counts

I'm glad Facebook and Instagram have introduced "Hide Like and View Counts" feature, although I won't be enabling it for a while, because I don't use Facebook and I use Instagram to browse celebrity feeds, so I'll be paying attention to likes and views.
But I'm looking forward to implementing this feature on other apps. The main app I use for posting is bilibili, which is a youtube like platform that focuses on video content, but also posts information and pictures. My position there is as a fan, a carrier of a band content. Since Great Firewall blocked Youtube, Instagram, Netflix, etc., there are many social accounts on the Chinese internet that are responsible for moving some of the content from these sites to Chinese social networking sites, some of them are officially certified, but most of them are fan acts like me.
Actually, from the beginning of running that account, the number of views and likes and followers bothered me. Because the band is not very active, only one member of the band is more active, so I choose to carry his content. This also meant that the heat was definitely not as high as that band's, so a few dozen plays was very common. I don't aim to get very big traffic - because it's using other people's content and I shouldn't get any revenue - but I just want to share my interest to more hardcore fans as a platform for communication. I felt like the damn number of likes and views was making a mockery of me. So I just use the web version and purposely don't look at those numbers. And because that stupid app always suggests videos I post, I rarely use that app either - greatly reducing the amount of time I spend obsessing over videos (HYPE). Last week the account reached 2000 followers, probably one of the most active fan accounts of that band in China, and I'm satisfied.