>> "I'm calling it now, this is going to hollow out twitter in extremely rapid fashion. I give twitter a couple of months once this launches, they'll do a Wile E Coyote where they walk off the cliff, followed by plummeting."
It has been one month and it has not 'hollowed out' Twitter / X in "extremely rapid fashion". In fact, Threads is the one already 'plummeting' in 'extremely rapid fashion' of its daily active users and it did not surpass Twitter / X's daily active users either.
Both will co-exist, but Threads actually destroys the smaller 'competitors' such as T2, Hive.social, Post, etc rather than Twitter / X.
But this aged well, unsurprisingly [1].
>> The same people who incorrectly predicted Twitter's immediate collapse are now furious that didn't happen. Now we see them hastefully predicting the end of Twitter again. It is quite hilarious and this will age extremely poorly.
One again like I said before, the death of Twitter / X and its services has been greatly exaggerated, with the original commenter and many other no where to be found.