For regular user it doesn't matter how service operates in the background - they don't care whether it's a federation or centralized server. It's all about content they can see, people can interact with and their posts reaching abilities.
And frankly seeing all the stuff that have appeared once twitter become x, it doesn't seem that any of them has become dominant or particularly outstanding. They all echo chambers - each with own theme.
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And frankly seeing all the stuff that have appeared once twitter become x, it doesn't seem that any of them has become dominant or particularly outstanding. They all echo chambers - each with own theme.