It's still fine, they created an escape outlet for journalists and public figures in various communities to escape to if they finally get pushed out of Twitter.

It's still fine, they created an escape outlet for journalists and public figures in various communities to escape to if they finally get pushed out of Twitter. A lot of them haven't left yet because they're attached to their current following, but if it starts becoming unbearable or they start to lose reach they may pull over enough communities that it can supplant the role in the culture Twitter used to have. As far as I know the reasons people use twitter are different, there's tech twitter, and art twitter, and media twitter, and corporate twitter and people engage with them for different reasons. Threads would need to replace those reasons.