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For me it is much, much simpler. I invest a lot of my time in putting content and thoughts onto a platform. If I doubt the future of a platform and already fin
by atoav 4y ago
For me it is much, much simpler. I invest a lot of my time in putting content and thoughts onto a platform.
If I doubt the future of a platform and already find the status quo questionable, I am just not as motivated to put in the time to do something on there.
I guess for many people twitter was a platform they wanted to get rid of for a while, this is just a trigger to convince the others as well.
- Taurenking 4y ago
- newaccount2021 4y ago> For me it is much, much simpler. I invest a lot of my time in putting content and thoughts onto a platform. Maybe you should invest your time productively instead
- atoav 4y agoMaybe I phrased that wrong: I don't use "a lot" of my time in absolute terms on social media (an hour a week maybe), but I value my time so if I spend it somewhere I want it to count. And no worries, I am more productive than most people would find normal, but thanks for your "productive" comment.
- zero_shift 4y agoThis is how I feel as well: I’ve been pretty ambivalent about twitter for a while (seems like a good machine for getting into arguments online), but network effects have kept me on it. That network effect might be now be breaking.
- Kye 4y agoIt's the Trust Thermocline: https://mastodon.social/@garius/109279394369832433 https://mastodon.social/@garius/109279394369832433
- simonw 4y agoI should have linked to that in my post, because it was very influential on my thinking. It helped me realize that my trust in Twitter had just been completely decimated.