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The Twitter migration to Mastodon will be short-lived, sadly. People see Post as the new shiny already. One silo to another. Sigh...
by JustSomeNobody 4y ago
The Twitter migration to Mastodon will be short-lived, sadly. People see Post as the new shiny already. One silo to another. Sigh...
- jghn 4y agoI've noticed a marked uptick in traffic on my Twitter feed over the last week or so. A couple of weeks ago my feed was a ghost town. I haven't followed anyone new, so this traffic is coming from people who stopped posting for a bit and then returned. Some of them I know are crossposting from mastodon, but not all of them.
- numpad0 4y agoCould also be something behind the scenes failing at Twitter, I saw tons of horror stories in recent weeks that people found faded out friends on Twitter, who were in fact actively posting but somehow masked out of timeline and search.
- jghn 4y agoPerhaps, but before everyone disappeared there were plenty of "goodbye, cruel world" type posts. I think some of it is just that people saw the whole thing didn't implode and either got back to using it and/or didn't like the alternatives much. Personally have been splitting time between Twitter & Mastodon, although using Twitter more. Mastodon has a higher percentage of my high quality follows but a lot of them either dont post much there or are crossposting to Twitter anyways. And I prefer Twitter the application a heckuva lot more than Mastodon.