Twitter is gone for people who don't want to log in. The only options are to accept it and move on with life or support a competing system. Former nitter users

Twitter is gone for people who don't want to log in. The only options are to accept it and move on with life or support a competing system. Former nitter users may not have been looking to interact on a social media platform, but the content they enjoyed was coming from a social media platform whose users post because they get interaction on the platform. If former nitter users don't want to interact anywhere, then they will not have anything like nitter, because new platforms need to provide interaction to people posting content in order to grow, even if it is only "views", "likes", "reposts", etc.