Many used Twitter seeing it as a challenge to express some ideas in a laconic style, not anything else. Sure, they could have done this in a dedicated group on FB/Quora/anywhere else. Maybe lower the limit to just 64 characters. :)

Quote from: Codrut Nistor on February 28, 2023, 00:10:16In some countries where Facebook reigned supreme for over a decade, Twitter never managed to take off (I think Romania is a good example, but I am sure there are others). I think it will just become as irrelevant as MySpace in a year or so...

That's totally fine, 140 characters is a strange way to communicate in the first place, low maintenance as it is, it's also primitive.

In some countries where Facebook reigned supreme for over a decade, Twitter never managed to take off (I think Romania is a good example, but I am sure there are others). I think it will just become as irrelevant as MySpace in a year or so...

Imagine if advertisers didn't pull their funding...Twitter was unimaginably bloated.