Twitter's disasters, if you will, are kind of providing an opportunity for others, including threads. I think it also shows a little bit of the weakness that Facebook is dealing with. People are not sharing things on social media platforms the way they used to. And so you have things like threads, which should be seen as an effort to kind of juice Instagram.
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