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uh, which aspect do you think might not be correct? he didn't lose revenue? He didn't hope people would get angry? people didn't download bluesky? I quoted the
by sigmar 2y ago
uh, which aspect do you think might not be correct? he didn't lose revenue? He didn't hope people would get angry? people didn't download bluesky?
I quoted the expert from the article speaking of twitter's lost revenue and there's a link about people turning to bluesky also in the article.
- MuffinFlavored 2y ago> uh, which aspect do you think might not be correct? he didn't lose revenue? He didn't hope people would get angry? people didn't download bluesky? > people didn't download bluesky 1 people? 5 people? 10,000,000 people? I'm sure some people downloaded Bluesky. What % of Twitter users went to Bluesky and never came back? In the long run, probably not a huge amount? Everybody wants to pray for the downfall of Elon Musk.
- Izkata 2y agoI guess this confirms almost no one understood your original question. There's a phrase that got more popular in the past 5-10 years, but I guess still has pretty limited spread (I don't see it even on urban dictionary): They're trying to "meme it into existence".