That's what it feels like here.

The only reason I'm on this platform is because so many think that Twitter will disappear. I've never had problems with it that couldn't be solved with blocking and muting. It's just deadly dull there now because interesting people have left but this one isn't much better.

I can't help thinking that they treated them so badly in the hope that they wouldn't survive to cause trouble.

They did it, my god, doesn't seem like a very generous sum but I suppose it's the win that counts. I wonder how they all feel about it.

Why ask me, I might not have thought it through.

I've come to realise that some rely on it because they are so isolated in real life. The problem with the other platform is that it was so good for quite some time that some of us are willing to hold out in case it gets back to it again, so the more who leave the less like it is that might happen.

I always think the green ones are so Art Deco.

I can still see some tree on ours. I feel we've failed.

The reality is that quite a lot of people will be obliged to work that day. It's like weekends, a lot of them aren't any more. I have an interest in WW2 but many do not and won't recognise its significance.