Twitter indeed has its own characteristics in the competitive environment compared to official accounts. Although Twitter has a large user base and a more tolerant attitude towards language, its most crucial advantage is the ability to directly reach primary information sources. This also determines the composition of Twitter users—higher concentration of high-end players with more discerning eyes.
In the past two years, many domestic AI-related accounts and media that shifted to Twitter have crossed platforms, only to find that their content's competitiveness has significantly declined here. No matter how prominent their reputation is domestically, once on the Twitter stage, compared to locally grown AI media accounts, the quality gap is quite evident. This is not just a traffic issue; it more reflects differences in content depth and professionalism. Different platforms mean different user expectations.
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 01-19 02:19
Hmm... that's why those big influencers in the country get pushed around on Twitter and rubbed into the ground.
Really, Twitter just doesn't buy into this fake stuff.
Having many fans domestically is useless; we need genuine products here.
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GasFeeGazer
· 01-17 10:02
Those big accounts in the country become small and transparent once they move to Twitter. Honestly, their content is indeed somewhat lacking.
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NFT_Therapy
· 01-16 04:06
To be honest, those accounts coming from domestic platforms are indeed a bit disappointing, and it's really not about traffic.
Twitter users are indeed toxic, with high standards clearly set; counterfeit products are easily spotted.
Without real skills and knowledge, it’s useless no matter which platform you're on.
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TideReceder
· 01-16 03:53
Major domestic accounts suddenly explode on Twitter, I've seen this happen many times. Really, it's either due to a small number of followers or poor quality.
Twitter indeed has its own characteristics in the competitive environment compared to official accounts. Although Twitter has a large user base and a more tolerant attitude towards language, its most crucial advantage is the ability to directly reach primary information sources. This also determines the composition of Twitter users—higher concentration of high-end players with more discerning eyes.
In the past two years, many domestic AI-related accounts and media that shifted to Twitter have crossed platforms, only to find that their content's competitiveness has significantly declined here. No matter how prominent their reputation is domestically, once on the Twitter stage, compared to locally grown AI media accounts, the quality gap is quite evident. This is not just a traffic issue; it more reflects differences in content depth and professionalism. Different platforms mean different user expectations.