Using Twitter as the focus of a post talking about quitting social media seems like such an odd choice to me. Why? Because Twitter still strikes me as such a n

Using Twitter as the focus of a post talking about quitting social media seems like such an odd choice to me. Why? Because Twitter still strikes me as such a niche platform. It really is a bubble. I know there are people with >100M followers but most of those people just read their feed and that's it without ever writing a tweet. it just seems way less interactive in general than say Snap is or FB/IG were. And if that's true then "quitting" a passive consumption platform just doesn't seem like a big deal than something you get invested in. Maybe that's the point: people get caught up in this bubble and think it reflects reality. Twitter in particular does seem to have a lot of bots. I really wonder if Twitter didn't screw themselves by allowing Elon to effectively renegotiate if Twitter can't prove the activity isn't all bots.