Honestly, it's because Tumblr is too good for Twitter users. In my brief experience with Twitter, it felt suffocating. Every recommended tweet didn't see me as

Honestly, it's because Tumblr is too good for Twitter users. In my brief experience with Twitter, it felt suffocating. Every recommended tweet didn't see me as a person to share thoughts with but as some sort of prey, like they only wanted me for my attention, formulating tweets with open-ended questions and clickbait to bait me into engaging with them. On Tumblr, it's just people's blogs. I follow a guy who takes photos of birds. No sweating. No engagement metrics. Just cool birds. Check it out https://www.tumblr.com/doingitfortheexposure https://www.tumblr.com/doingitfortheexposure It's relaxing. I don't think Twitter users would get used to the peace of mind that Tumblr can offer them. In fact when I checked Bluesky, some new Brazilian users were talking about how there was no "trending topics" section in Bluesky. A part of Twitter's interface that I personally tried very hard to avoid looking at.