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As a fairly heavy Twitter consumer, this doesn't match my experience at all. Most people I follow (mostly tech, authors, journalists) didn't set up Mastodon ac
by Ensorceled 3y ago
As a fairly heavy Twitter consumer, this doesn't match my experience at all. Most people I follow (mostly tech, authors, journalists) didn't set up Mastodon accounts, most of those that did aren't really active.
Threads is a entirely different kettle of fish. A significant number of the people I follow are ALREADY more active, or just as active, on Threads as Twitter. A fair number have stopped posting on Twitter entirely.
- TX81Z 3y agoAnd people are happier! I’m amazed at the pure joy you see on Threads. I’m not a huge fan, bit too normie for my taste, but to see the internet are people happy for a change is great.
- vidarh 3y agoThe exact same thing happened with Mastodon, maybe not at quite the same scale, but a lot of people moved over and a portion moved back or dialled back their use of Mastodon, but we're still seeing activity increase with each new wave (whenever Elon rocks the boat) and the low water mark rising.
- TheCleric 3y agoI can't tell if anyone I follow is more active on Threads, because all I see are algorithm provided posts by people I don't follow.