> This is not true at all, and it's a silly statement. X isn't mainstream anymore, and the people who think it is are simply stuck in a bubble.
Most organizations have an X account and announce things there because people actually see it. Most prominent political figures are there as well.
> I suspect you might be one of the "terminally online people"
Depends on what that means for you. For me it means people that can't stop posting and commenting, that have made social media their life. I don't qualify for that.
> you're denigrating as not "regular people".
Not really denigrating, it's more like people that are on alternative social media might already be more conscious about what the EFF is and does, so they're the ones that need it the least.
Most organizations have an X account and announce things there because people actually see it. Most prominent political figures are there as well.
> I suspect you might be one of the "terminally online people"
Depends on what that means for you. For me it means people that can't stop posting and commenting, that have made social media their life. I don't qualify for that.
> you're denigrating as not "regular people".
Not really denigrating, it's more like people that are on alternative social media might already be more conscious about what the EFF is and does, so they're the ones that need it the least.