God, NO!
It was cringeworthy and embarrassing enough the first time around, even the first one, and just got more so the longer it went on. It was also fucking annoying.
We didn't participate at all, not even the first time. I was very ill at the time anyway, but wouldn't have done it anyway as I hate all the holier than thou virtue signalling crap that goes on nowadays.
If you want to clap do it inside and don't disturb everyone around you.....
Oh, but then you wouldn't be seen to be showing how virtuous you are, so people wouldn't do it!
This just shows it is about being seen to do it as very few people would do it if no one was watching.
Many of those that took part on our street put posts up on FB trying to shame those that didn't participate and the louder they took part, eg, fireworks, saucepans, vans driving around with lights, music and horns blaring, the less they actually stuck to the rules....having parties and family over, etc, all the way through.
Also my dog is terrified of fireworks so I spent all evening every week trying to deal with him as once it had happened a few times he was then scared every night as he came to anticipate it.
We isolated from March and only made a few trips out for food if we couldn't get a delivery; we followed all the rules but got dirty looks for not attending the outside clapping show, so yes, it was virtue signalling as I'm sure the NHS workers would prefer that people had followed the rules and stayed indoors as it would've eased things and cut down on avoidable transmissions.
In other words, YABVVVU.