I’m kinda half and half right now. Waiting to see what happens when the new API pricing goes into effect.

Same here. I’m a government worker and I get liberal leave notifications from their Twitter account first.

It’s the lifecycle of social media sites. I knew when I left Digg 13 years ago Reddit would inevitably follow the same fate at some point. The problem we have now is that there are no alternatives of similar size nor established communities to replace the sites that are falling apart. Digg and Reddit were equal and provided an instant replacement of similar size for the exodus. Same with MySpace and Facebook. Now, the users of the big sites don’t really have that haven to jump to and people don’t want to spend the time building a new community. There is no Twitter alternative. Mastodon just doesn’t cut it right now and the fact that actual companies use Twitter as an official mode of communication makes it harder to leave. Reddit is the same way. Every controversy draws users to alternatives, but nothing can match it’s size.