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Graph showing a 30% drop in UK users on Twitter since September 2023, which, the commenter says is on the back of a loss of about a third in the preceding months.
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this is why i wish people would stop it with the "oooh but it's bad if everyone's on mastodon.social!!!"
shit or get off the pot, if we want the world to benefit from an open platform it will have to begin with things being effectively decentralized. It's in no way better for everyone to move to bluesky than it is for everyone to move to mastodon.social, and the idea that mastodon would take off without being effectively centralized at first is just utter fantasy.