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    07 CURRENT TWITTER VS. FUTURE TWITTER

    FIGHTING TO WOO A NEW FLOCK WITHOUT SCATTERING THE OLD
    by Harry McCracken Jun 20, 2016 1 minute

    Current users

    PSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILE

    Skittish. The Twitter faithful are prone to freak out over change—or even the specter of it (see #RIPTwitter)—which helps explain why the service has long evolved at a pace that’s leisurely by Internet standards.

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