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Exactly this. I used to browse Reddit everyday, using one of these third-party apps (the official app and website being close to unusable). When that app shut
by jalapenos 3y ago
Exactly this. I used to browse Reddit everyday, using one of these third-party apps (the official app and website being close to unusable).
When that app shut down, it just felt natural to leave Reddit behind.
I opened an account on Twitter instead, having never used it before.
The leadership of Reddit always seem to have been hated by the users, but I feel this might be the final straw that sends it the way of Digg etc.
- mike_hock 3y agoAbout time it kicks the bucket.
- philipov 3y agoTwitter is not the ship to be jumping to now, though. It's also on fire.
- parineum 3y agoThe demise of Twitter is greatly exaggerated.
- philipov 3y agoWhether you believe it'll be fatal or a phoenix-like rebirth, you can't deny it's burning right now.
- parineum 3y agoAs a person that's never used Twitter, it's as on fire as it's always been, the people yelling about it just changed but none of them are leaving. It feels a whole lot like people who threaten to move to Canada every 4 years.
- Fatnino 3y agoCanada's on fire too
- strawhatguy 3y agoWell doesn’t matter where one stands then, if all is in flames.
- shortn 3y agoI'm just using it for sports news, and it's been great for that (i.e. "wojbombs" for breaking NBA trade news). It's also a great place to get fanarts (anime, gacha games, etc). I don't engage though, only passively use it.
- jalapenos 3y agoMeh, I just use it to follow certain people who share good content.