Why leaving X can be a tricky decision for companies

[nighed@feddit.uk]

Not much activity I can see on the accounts I looked at?

[umbrella@lemmy.ml]

If you were a brand that wanted to be part of any cultural moments that were happening, Twitter was a great place to be

what about fucking don't

[madjo@feddit.nl]

Some smart entrepreneur could offer a Mastodon-server-in-a-box service, where they only pay hosting fees and a social network employee.

[werefreeatlast@lemmy.world]

Just stay there! We don't want you here?

[eager_eagle@lemmy.world]

[southfresh@lemmy.world]

"Do I want to support Nazis?"
The answer is no, it's always no.
"No, I do not want to support a Nazi"

[joyjoy@lemm.ee]

RIP mozilla.social

[half@lemy.lol]

"Will you join wheat thins in the fight against lime disease?"

[kingthrillgore@lemmy.ml]

Ah yes the one time Oreos dunked on the Super Bowl.

[papstjl4u@lemmy.world]

all cost more than just making an account on established service.
The cost of changing from Twitter to whatever is probably smaller than half a year of selfhosting or aaS.