Twitter’s traffic is taking a dive, according to Cloudflare’s CEO. - The VergeReclipse@lemdro.id to Technology@lemmy.world – 660 points – 12 months agotheverge.com74Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsHere's the graph, as posted by CloudFlare CEO Matthew Prince: Twitter DNS rankings over time, Jan-Jul 2023Wonder how much of it is because of Threads and how much of it is from making the site inaccessible without accounts and the rate limit.Hard to tell. It's been in decline since January though, so some of it is just Twitter being a place people want to be less and less.They removed the need for an account to view tweets not long after they implemented it. As far as I know the rate limit is still in effect though.
Here's the graph, as posted by CloudFlare CEO Matthew Prince: Twitter DNS rankings over time, Jan-Jul 2023Wonder how much of it is because of Threads and how much of it is from making the site inaccessible without accounts and the rate limit.Hard to tell. It's been in decline since January though, so some of it is just Twitter being a place people want to be less and less.They removed the need for an account to view tweets not long after they implemented it. As far as I know the rate limit is still in effect though.
Wonder how much of it is because of Threads and how much of it is from making the site inaccessible without accounts and the rate limit.Hard to tell. It's been in decline since January though, so some of it is just Twitter being a place people want to be less and less.They removed the need for an account to view tweets not long after they implemented it. As far as I know the rate limit is still in effect though.
Hard to tell. It's been in decline since January though, so some of it is just Twitter being a place people want to be less and less.
They removed the need for an account to view tweets not long after they implemented it. As far as I know the rate limit is still in effect though.
Here's the graph, as posted by CloudFlare CEO Matthew Prince:
Twitter DNS rankings over time, Jan-Jul 2023
Wonder how much of it is because of Threads and how much of it is from making the site inaccessible without accounts and the rate limit.
Hard to tell. It's been in decline since January though, so some of it is just Twitter being a place people want to be less and less.
They removed the need for an account to view tweets not long after they implemented it.
As far as I know the rate limit is still in effect though.