I'm not sure I agree. I sign up to a lot of services and then don't really pay them much attention until I see critical mass. Then I can pop right in and start

I'm not sure I agree. I sign up to a lot of services and then don't really pay them much attention until I see critical mass. Then I can pop right in and start using it without friction. My reddit user number is #1984, but I didn't bother with it until like 2012 or so. Millions of users checked Threads out and then said, "meh". But if the enthusiasts continue to use it, all those users might just jump back in. So if Twitter keeps imploding, and Threads fans keep plugging away slowly gaining more converts, there could be a tipping point. Or the opposite could just as easily happen as well, and Threads becomes a ghost town. There have been a few cycles of users abandoning one platform en masse before, and I don't see any reason why it couldn't happen again.