Comment Re:Bubble Say POP! (Score 1) 54
Websites are still around, online commerce still exists, but all the companies who are overcommitting in hopes of entrenching themselves before the gold rush burns out are likely to face a major wakeup call within the next year or two.
Comment Re:People are sheep (Score 2) 113
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Comment Re:Furries (Score 1) 67
Comment Re:Furries (Score 1) 67
Comment Re:This is not a new phenomenon (Score 1) 61
Comment Re:Yes (Score 1) 123
Comment Re:OK, say I believe them (Score 1) 51
FWIW, there's been a mass exodus of artists and creative types from X/Twitter over to Bsky lately, along with their followers, causing their numbers to grow quickly from the 6 digits over a million and now into the tens of millions in just a few short months, and I don't think they're far enough down the path of enshitification to betray the trust of that userbase just yet. I'm not saying it won't happen, but this early in the game it will quickly kill that momentum if it's discovered that they have.
Comment Re:abd if you are in a noisy enviroment (Score 1) 235
Comment Re:A simple experiment (Score 1) 80
Comment Re:How about a site that's not so shitty you need (Score 1) 76
Comment By 2027 (Score 1) 108
Comment Re:Nothing new (Score 1) 107
Atop all that, it easily allows us to split our fandom activities from non-fandom ones (family, work, church, club etc.) by having all these to the mainstream messaging app most popular in each country (SMS, iMessage, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, or whatever).
Furries who don't use Telegram are cut off from more than 90% of the online social aspects of the fandom.
Thank you for explaining that, I was just about to type out the exact same thing. I think a big reason that the community settled on Telegram is that most of us want to keep that aspect of our lives separate from our other social media streams, which are frequented by family and coworkers and other professional contacts.