Sure, but it’ll be the same story all over again. The big platform will be ruined and the alternative option will be smaller and therefore not as good (since user base directly contributes to quality when it comes to community-based platforms; it’s the users who post all the content, so fewer users = less content).
And then one of the smaller platforms will draw more users because passion is attractive, and the cycle will begin anew.
You can view it as depressing or exciting, I’m choosing exciting. All social media sites are eventually destroyed by their own success, but creation follows destruction. Nothing that’s truly beautiful lasts forever.
Sure, but it’ll be the same story all over again. The big platform will be ruined and the alternative option will be smaller and therefore not as good (since user base directly contributes to quality when it comes to community-based platforms; it’s the users who post all the content, so fewer users = less content).
And then one of the smaller platforms will draw more users because passion is attractive, and the cycle will begin anew.
You can view it as depressing or exciting, I’m choosing exciting. All social media sites are eventually destroyed by their own success, but creation follows destruction. Nothing that’s truly beautiful lasts forever.