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Anecdotal rant but I believe it is generally true. I am 42 and until 3 years back I was quite active on Twitter. And I know many many accounts (from different
by mayankkaizen 4y ago
Anecdotal rant but I believe it is generally true.
I am 42 and until 3 years back I was quite active on Twitter. And I know many many accounts (from different demographies, personally unknown to me), were also quite active back in the day. I gradually stopped using Twitter in 2020. Few days back, I again logged in Twitter as I was bored. I found out, most of the accounts (except for big and famous accounts) I follow have also gone mostly silent. They haven't tweeted in months/years.
Similarly, in my real life, many were quite active on FB. They too have gone silent.
I guess every platform has a generation and growth period attached to it. After a while, these platforms go out of fashion. New generation moves to new platform.
Additionally, these days nobody likes to read. Short videos are the flavor of the season. Facebook killed the long editorials/articles/news pieces. Twitter killed the Facebook length posts. And now short videos/memes have killed everything else.