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Many of Parler's biggest cheerleaders, who repeatedly denounce the incumbent social networks, are more active on Twitter and Facebook than Parler

all your friends are still are on the old platform. Despite all the talk about mass exodus from censorship, Parler is still “microscopic” compared to Twitter and Facebook. https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ... https://twitter.com/... Venkat Ananth / @venkatananth : “Many of Parler's biggest cheerleaders can't seem to quit their old social media homes ― and appear to have remained just as active, if not more active, on the platforms they continue to denounce.” https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ... Ron Miller / @ron_miller : Probably because it lacks the size, scale and reach of the established social networks and they can't just abandon that reach. https://twitter.com/...

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  • @halsinger Hal Singer on x
    Great experiment showing how hard it is to switch from a dominant social network—all your friends are still are on the old platform. Despite all the talk about mass exodus from censorship, Parler is still “microscopic” compared to Twitter and Facebook. https://www.washingtonpost.…
  • @ron_miller Ron Miller on x
    Probably because it lacks the size, scale and reach of the established social networks and they can't just abandon that reach. https://twitter.com/...
  • @venkatananth Venkat Ananth on x
    “Many of Parler's biggest cheerleaders can't seem to quit their old social media homes ― and appear to have remained just as active, if not more active, on the platforms they continue to denounce.” https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...