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In Twitter's case that's the main product getting worse without any of the wannabes getting that much traction.

>>emoden+(OP)
It's different. People spend YEARS building their social media presence, following, and algorithmic advantage.

Jumping to a different platform is a huge sacrifice for power users - those who create content and value.

None of this is a factor here. ChatGPT is just a tool, like an online image resizer.

>>emoden+(OP)
IMHO Twitter drove its own need and now that it has pretty much gone no one wants the hassle of serving a new master.

>>flarg+S3
I don't really get the social media landscape. Myspace transitioning to Facebook had a pretty clear direction; people moved on from one thing to the other. These days it feels like people are just... getting out of the habit of using certain kinds of media.