Yes, on Twetch there is a fair exchange of value for the service, unlike Twitter, who won’t be able to sustain exploiting users forever
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This presupposes unfair exchange which I don’t think is entirely correct. Users on twitter enjoy native apps, large user base, free engagement.
I think what makes this more viable is educating people on the trade offs, correcting said “exploitation”.
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A more broad effort in explaining to people that they get what they pay for, unknowingly or not, will chip away at legacy social media. That and better access/adoption for platforms like Twetch.