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Well they certainly have experienced a public relations bonanza over the past week. However: BlueSky: 13 Million users X.com: 500 Million users
by willcate 2y ago
Well they certainly have experienced a public relations bonanza over the past week. However:
BlueSky: 13 Million users
X.com: 500 Million users
- colesantiago 2y agoBluesky: 21.6 Million users and counting. https://bcounter.nat.vg/ https://bcounter.nat.vg/
- maxerickson 2y agoThe article is about enjoying the one more than the other. The author plainly doesn't like ol' Musky, but there isn't really a winner vs loser distinction made in the article. To the extent there is, it gives the winner label to other services, not Bluesky.
- toomuchtodo 2y agoI would challenge you to surface metrics that better measure the utility of a vibrant online discussion platform. For example, how many users does HN have?
- SvenL 2y agoSadly it’s really hard to distinguish users and bots (on both platforms) - or even impossible. Maybe in the future there is just a social network populated with bots…
- youngtaff 2y agoYou’re out by about 8mn on Bluesky More interesting would be active users especially those who follow each mutually and engage with each other
- EA-3167 2y agoI would add, especially in the case of Twitter, active users that aren't bots, OF advertisers, scammers, and the like. A LOT of Twitter feels like machines talking to each other.