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@tokyo_0 @kshah @srijit @mastodonindians I don’t think it’s the politics. Social proof and network effects are especially strong in India.
@nitin @tokyo_0 @kshah @srijit @mastodonindians
Not just India. As Tyler Cowen says Twitter is where all actions are reported (and happening).
https://feeds.feedblitz.com/~/849812744/0/marginalrevolution~The-robustness-of-Twitter.html
@jjude @nitin @tokyo_0 @kshah @srijit @mastodonindians
Not Indian but an OCI and lived in Delhi for five years: I think inertia and networks are real. During the WhatsApp controversies a couple of years ago, really wanted my families Indian and American to move to Signal. Just could not do it. They had established networks already and did not want to loose them.
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@jjude @nitin @tokyo_0 @kshah @srijit @mastodonindians
I wonder if more Indian instances could help? Especially some in local languages. I don’t think there are that many. You really have to dig. But a few well-run, friendly places might help. While I am on a general instance, I love the idea of regional ones or even ones for cities. Could give a good entry point.
Lastly, I don’t think Mastodons politics is a factor.
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