I find it odd that somebody would spend half an article talking about how users consume Twitter as entertainment then claim that it's the developers who will de

I find it odd that somebody would spend half an article talking about how users consume Twitter as entertainment then claim that it's the developers who will determine the platform's fate. It seems to me that if the content is what keeps the average user around, it's most important to keep the content creators happy. Twitter hasn't had a stellar record with this so far (especially w/r/t harassment), but they have succeeded in not alienating lots of giant celebrities, which seems to me to be the only thing that could conceivably kill today's Twitter within the next 5-10 years.