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"I remember people not joining it (after its glory days) " That's just the obverse of leaving isn't it? The site loses any momentum, becomes stagnant, and pete
by zeruch 4y ago
"I remember people not joining it (after its glory days) "
That's just the obverse of leaving isn't it? The site loses any momentum, becomes stagnant, and peters out, or in the case of Friendfeed, became ripe for acqui-hiring, then effectively spun down.
Orkut actually kept growing for a while, but in secondary markets (not just Brazil, but that was its biggest geo), until started to stagnate then decline.
Digg is a great example as well.