The worry is that the current players are too big to be disrupted. Reddit and Twitter turned openly hostile to users last year and few people left. There's a critical mass of docile users that are no longer willing to start over elsewhere.
> 2018. And even that I wouldn't call hostile. Just annoying. And it can be worked around.
How please?
Twitter is not just a tool with bad defaults, but one that actively disrespects user preferences. "Openly hostile" seems like a fair assessment.
But they still have more users than some other place.
There are niche subreddits that are very good and responsive without all the drama