Several of the services listed on this graph are not social media.

There really isn't a replacement for local stuff.

Nextdoor exists but it's not really any better since it's still a proprietary walled garden.

It's weird how much the media still cover twitter, given how increasingly niche it's become.

Also seems quite high. I did a google and apparently it's half the number and closer to 300 million.

Most folks never bother to delete their accounts, and it’s now one of the older social networks. It was also popular at one time among GenX, who got their Boomer parents to sign up so they could keep contact with their grandkids remotely.

There are far fewer Boomers on TikTok, and many GenX’rs have simply given up on trying to remain in contact with anyone they actually know.

Your grandma and all your aunts and uncles and cousins are there, so there's a certain amount of checking for weddings and funerals.

The new restaurant on the corner has the menu on their Facebook page before there's a Google maps link to it.

Concert venues put their calendar, lineup, and set times on it

School districts and local communities post their snow days, park events, theater schedule, library events, stuff like that and it's easier to see that all in one place instead of going to each of their websites.

The graph doesn't show it's going up. Ay source for that?

It's the one place where you can have a group for free.

Where's reddit?

Boomerbook, lmao

For me it's long dead. I only login there to answer the occasional messenger message, that one person sends who still use it. Once messenger adds cross platform messaging which EU DMA forces them to do, I will never login there again.

And nobody is saying they're bots?