The Slow Goodbye to Twitter
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The Slow Goodbye to Twitter
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#2...and the slow hello to Medium? Nobody tell them that Medium is also a publicly traded company vulnerable to hostile takeover...
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#3Other than a bunch of people complaining about how Twitter is changing, I haven't seen any change at all.
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#5Twitter is not going anywhere anytime soon; there is no replacement. Mastodon does not fit the needs of the millions of users using the platform daily. I believe that Twitter will terraform what we think of as social media, and with that, a new way of communication will emerge
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#6I checked out from Twitter mid-summer, and have used it maybe twice or three times since.
It’s so much better NOT using it! I miss some of the conversations, but I can find my connections elsewhere.
HN is my only social media now.
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#7Other than a bunch of people complaining about how Twitter is changing, I haven't seen any change at all.
Literally this. Any examples of what exactly has changed?
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#8Other than a bunch of people complaining about how Twitter is changing, I haven't seen any change at all.
I browsed it recently and the major change was the checkmark. So many trolls have them now. And it seems their content is boosted higher. It’s pretty bad.
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#10Other than a bunch of people complaining about how Twitter is changing, I haven't seen any change at all.
Literally this. Any examples of what exactly has changed?
They let you browse recommended content and user profiles now without getting a fullscreen "please log in" modal covering the web client, which is nice.