He's right. The issue we have right now is that many people stick with Twitter/X because it's the most convenient way to keep in contact with the folks they kno

He's right. The issue we have right now is that many people stick with Twitter/X because it's the most convenient way to keep in contact with the folks they know. This is harder to do on its successors, because they're split three ways between Mastodon, Threads and BlueSky (and many more with lesser known platforms and services). So people either use Twitter/X as a backup, or get stuck splitting their time between all these different platforms. Having at least two of them be interoperable will mean there's more of a chance of being able to follow all your friends/connections via one profile and piece of software, and less of an incentive to fall back to the old system.