60k people deactivated their X accounts on average each day in one week alone

Re:60k people deactivated their X accounts on average each d... by mrangle on Thursday December 05, 2024 @10:53AM (#42329334)

X is wildly popular. Moreover, it's long come to serve diplomatic and State communication functions. People are still talking about it for those reasons, including yourself and its niche detractors. Many who won't ever deactivate their accounts. Again, because X is the most popular platform of its kind.

Unpopular things aren't spoken about at all. This is exactly how it works. I sincerely and joyfully encourage you to keep thinking about X, and to keep telling the World about how X is "absolutely cooked".

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Re:60k people deactivated their X accounts on average each d... by yyuugg on Thursday December 05, 2024 @11:05AM (#42329431)

I talk about MySpace and Digg regularly, they are unpopular, and they are the exact thing happening here.

I think we're in the interregnum period between X and whatever picks up the crown.

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Re:60k people deactivated their X accounts on average each d... by mrangle on Saturday December 07, 2024 @09:21AM (#42349999)

Those aren't remotely comparable platforms.

There isn't anything that currently exists to "pick up the crown" which itself doesn't identify in-full as a reaction to X.

There's nothing in the human social-sphere that has become dominant by defining itself as a reaction to something else.

That's first assuming that it'd overcome the second-to-market popularity issue.

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Re:60k people deactivated their X accounts on average each d... by verdverm on Friday December 06, 2024 @02:37PM (#42343440)

> wildly popular

It's not even in the top 10 and shrinking too

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