I also expect the classic "I have moved on to Instagram" comment here. While it's funny to hear and definitely cracks me up a bit, it's gotten a deeper meaning

I also expect the classic "I have moved on to Instagram" comment here. While it's funny to hear and definitely cracks me up a bit, it's gotten a deeper meaning for sure. It often means Twitter has clogged up with people you don't care about and so you move on to something new, where you can establish a fresh circle. Or am I seeing this totally wrong? Would love to hear some comments, it would help a lot of startups out there with retaining users I'd say, where the simple friend everyone was goal #1 and that exact marketing strategy eventually leads to losing the early adopters quickly.