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by SCUSKU
1065 days ago
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That only worked after they started off being exclusively a social network on college campuses. To the author's point, Threads needs to find a "subset of users [that] love and repeatedly [use Threads]". Once they find Thread's specific purpose, then they can start to cater that to a broader audience and find true success, imo. |
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They already have that purpose. It's to make a better Twitter.
And given the significant drop in Twitter traffic it's working.