Well, I'm not too surprised. When a product launches in a massive way like this, activity tends to die down over time unless extra work is done to keep the hype

Well, I'm not too surprised. When a product launches in a massive way like this, activity tends to die down over time unless extra work is done to keep the hype going. That's true of everything from a forum to a Discord server to a social network or online multiplayer game. There's a big launch, a honeymoon period early on (a few days to a few weeks), then activity either falls off the face of the Earth or drops down to a more reasonable value with a core community. The Threads honeymoon period is over, and now we're seeing whether a core community will stick around.