My experience is that the too-talkative person is either discrediting more and more oneself ("leaving no doubt" about it) or it bores people away completely fro

My experience is that the too-talkative person is either discrediting more and more oneself ("leaving no doubt" about it) or it bores people away completely from the subject/platform/conversation at hand. It's like, at some point, you leave your noisy/opinionated uncle speak in his corner at the family gathering. You don't mind him anymore. Facebook went that route to me: what started to show up more and more from family and friends bored me away more and more, to the point I left. I prefer to pay the price to have no noisy-news and lose some "relatives" to only get the meaningful stuff when it matters. Left 2 years ago. No regret. Twitter went the same route, about the time when the platform gained more public interest around 2015. Removed from my phone. Barely checking it now. I tried Instagram alternatively. It's a pure marketing platform. Vaguely interesting as a pinterest-like journal. It gets me back to blogs. Things that take more time (to setup/write, but also to find and read), bear more fruit.