I'm sure internet sociologists are following this avidly. While there are models that can be used to follow this (like Myspace or Livejournal), nothing of that has been near to the size or inertia that Twitter has.
I imagine Facebook strategists are looking very closely at this too.
But my guess is that Twitter's collapse will look more like LJ than Myspace, at least in remaining in some form of skeleton form though much reduced as people move their stuff elsewhere.
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Date: 2022-11-08 07:01 pm (UTC)I imagine Facebook strategists are looking very closely at this too.
But my guess is that Twitter's collapse will look more like LJ than Myspace, at least in remaining in some form of skeleton form though much reduced as people move their stuff elsewhere.