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Why would it just shrug? Lots of people here looooove FB :( Twatter in europe is much smaller than in US. At least in my country all the cool stuff seem to happ
by mantas 5y ago
Why would it just shrug? Lots of people here looooove FB :( Twatter in europe is much smaller than in US. At least in my country all the cool stuff seem to happen on FB. Telegram is slowly gaining speed though. But it would a lot for the regular non-IT people to move over.
- ricardobayes 5y agoCool stuff? All I see is old people arguing. No one I know shares any meaningful updates/content regularly on fb who's under 40.
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- mantas 5y agoCool stuff as in politics/influencers/business/entertainment drama.
- bitwize 5y ago> Why would it just shrug? Lots of people here looooove FB :( Sure, but if Meta is going to continue being a pratty American company with no respect for how things are done on your side of the pond, where not leaving people open to naked predation by bigcorps is a fundamental principle, I don't think most Europeans would miss it that terribly much. Homegrown alternatives would emerge and most people would just use those and get on with their day.
- mantas 5y agoHopefully people would move to Telegram or similar stuff. Rather than locally brewed FB style behemoth. And I sure hope it wouldn't be vkontakte moving in :/ If that'd allow to emerge multiple regional networks that'd be interesting too. Maybe draugiem.lv would make a comeback!
- Avalaxy 5y ago> Twatter in europe is much smaller than in US. At least in my country all the cool stuff seem to happen on FB. Where? Eastern Europe? Because where I live it's entirely the opposite.
- marcosdumay 5y agoTake FB from them and they will make noise for a week before they adopt something else.