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Twitter's UK userbase has been absolutely decimated since Musk took over
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this post was submitted on 26 Sep 2024
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From login/paywalled Financial Times article that this is citing:
Wow, 1/3... that's not "decimated". There are still enough people on there that it frequently gets referenced. This post and article are proof of it. Shit article.
When it it's down to 5-15% of what it previously was, then we can speak of "decimated".
Historical definition of decimated: reduce by 10%. Not to 10%.
Modern definition: reduce by significant amount.