it’s not fair to compare early web platform death to todays web. the user bases are much higher. the content between them is more consistent and less exclusive.

it’s not fair to compare early web platform death to todays web. the user bases are much higher. the content between them is more consistent and less exclusive. maybe back 15 years ago you could have a single social platform dominate but today that’s far less likely. now there’s a bunch of platforms that all more or less share the same content and creators cross post to as many as possible reddits death is greatly exaggerated