@Roundcat@chiz@Chozo They’ve lost MOST of their advertisers, and their paid subscribers are down to the folks who need their service and haven’t yet figured out an exit. I don’t think they have much time left, darlz.
I don’t know about “MOST” as there are still a good amount of mainstream companies that advertise on the site. At least you wouldn’t know it if you are still on the site constantly. And I’m mostly going on about the users there who don’t like the changes there and constantly complain about them in articles or youtube, yet it is the only way they insist on engaging with their followers still.
The thing about Mastodon and Lemmy to users who exclusively use those sites is they are themselves a bubble. There are weeks I spend most of my web activity on kbin, and would believe reddit is on its death spiral. Yet I peak over there, and it’s about as active as when I left it. I even see articles about reddit or twitters activity recovering that I never see get shared here, because at the end of the day, the narrative we want to hear is “Corporate site is dying, we are the future!”
@Roundcat@chiz@Chozo I know! And I mostly agree. I don’t go to Reddit, unless I get a link from there but I do sometimes go to Twitter bc I had 30K+ folks I knew there, and I miss them. It rly is dying tho. Nothing but Nazis screaming bile, and stuff doesn’t work half the time. The bile is acceptable, but not working? Nobody pays for stuff that don’t work. Not for long.
@Roundcat @chiz @Chozo They’ve lost MOST of their advertisers, and their paid subscribers are down to the folks who need their service and haven’t yet figured out an exit. I don’t think they have much time left, darlz.
I don’t know about “MOST” as there are still a good amount of mainstream companies that advertise on the site. At least you wouldn’t know it if you are still on the site constantly. And I’m mostly going on about the users there who don’t like the changes there and constantly complain about them in articles or youtube, yet it is the only way they insist on engaging with their followers still.
The thing about Mastodon and Lemmy to users who exclusively use those sites is they are themselves a bubble. There are weeks I spend most of my web activity on kbin, and would believe reddit is on its death spiral. Yet I peak over there, and it’s about as active as when I left it. I even see articles about reddit or twitters activity recovering that I never see get shared here, because at the end of the day, the narrative we want to hear is “Corporate site is dying, we are the future!”
@Roundcat @chiz @Chozo I know! And I mostly agree. I don’t go to Reddit, unless I get a link from there but I do sometimes go to Twitter bc I had 30K+ folks I knew there, and I miss them. It rly is dying tho. Nothing but Nazis screaming bile, and stuff doesn’t work half the time. The bile is acceptable, but not working? Nobody pays for stuff that don’t work. Not for long.