> There still isn't. Bsky is no competition in that regard. There's nothing of value for 'normal' people there. I'm finding Bluesky a perfect Twitter replaceme

> There still isn't. Bsky is no competition in that regard. There's nothing of value for 'normal' people there. I'm finding Bluesky a perfect Twitter replacement so far. Twitter was becoming a cesspool; an increasingly rancid algorithm that promoted one particular person's politics, and a lack of moderation that meant many conversations just degenerated into abuse. > How many of these supposed giant exoduses were we supposed to have by now? All platforms eventually get superseded. Twitter only thrived over competitors because of the network effect. Other platforms were technically superior / had better QoL, but either had flaws or didn't achieve critical mass. Bluesky is different. It's as easy to use for the average person, gives more control to the user, is far more civil, and is now big enough already be a replacement. Almost all the people I was following on Twitter are now posting on there. I followed a lot of scientists, and many have moved entirely. That fewer people are on Bluesky is a feature, not a bug; the signal to noise is more distilled.