This seems to follow the same laws that Christopher Alexander outlined about communities. The bigger they get, the less personal they get. A regression to the

This seems to follow the same laws that Christopher Alexander outlined about communities. The bigger they get, the less personal they get. A regression to the mean. For example, if your town has fewer than 7,000 people, you'll often see strangers waving to each other, conversations happening at the general store, etc. Once you cross over 7,000, that disappears. Waves turn to nods, and then nothing. Warpcast is the online equivalent -- it has (I think) only 20,000 DAUs, so feels much more friendly and intimate