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There is some merit to the complaint. Turntable is far from dead, but it's also suffered a downturn in usage (as opposed to merely slowing growth). I've been on

There is some merit to the complaint. Turntable is far from dead, but it's also suffered a downturn in usage (as opposed to merely slowing growth). I've been on there for a long time and the top-20 rooms don't have half the population now as they did during the service's peak. So it isn't just a matter of media coverage or failing to live up to overinflated expectations, the service has visibly lost userbase. It's also not even close to dead, though.

mintplant 14y ago
Exactly. There's a massive growth in users at the beginning; eventually, those that are less interested drift away, leaving a core userbase behind. In Turntable's case, the top rooms still have 100-200 concurrent users at any given time; meanwhile, the team running it has been ramping up in their regularly-scheduled events with artists and venues.