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It is a useful feature, but I doubt that’s why clubhouse is losing users. If clubhouse truly had interest conversations from interesting people all of whom deri

It is a useful feature, but I doubt that’s why clubhouse is losing users. If clubhouse truly had interest conversations from interesting people all of whom derived benefit from these conversations it wouldn’t have lost to these other platforms because of network effects. Everyone was on clubhouse. I think the article does a good job backing up their theory about why clubhouse’s network effect has evaporated. People were there because it was a great way to show status during the pandemic. Now that other status displaying activities have opened up, they’ve left it en masse.

rvz 5y ago
> Everyone was on clubhouse. Given that Clubhouse peaked in January - February 2021 [0], where were the Android users at the time then? [0] https://9to5mac.com/2021/02/18/clubhouse-reaches-8-million-downloads-on-the-ios-app-store/ https://9to5mac.com/2021/02/18/clubhouse-reaches-8-million-d...
ttmb 5y ago
> Everyone was on clubhouse. Anecdatapoint: I don't recall hearing anyone talk about Clubhouse - or at least not in enough detail that it actually stuck with me what it was - before this post. I may live under a small rock, but others must be under here with me. Some app? Okay, moving on. Sometimes the network effect is so focused that the in-network and the out-network can't perceive each other.