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I don't know about that. When we launched Firefox 1.0 and sprinted to 100 million users, we didn't see our user base fall in half, ever, it simply slowed it's g

I don't know about that. When we launched Firefox 1.0 and sprinted to 100 million users, we didn't see our user base fall in half, ever, it simply slowed it's growth trajectory some until about 300 million users. It held that for some years and then began declining. There is zero reason a great product will necessarily fall to earth after a big launch. You're just making things up to suit your narrative here.

kbos87 3y ago
Surely we can agree that the growth of a key utility in the early 2000s is pretty different from the growth of an entertainment app in 2023. The poor quality of users acquired through a moment like the one that Threads just had is pretty well understood.