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It’s my news feed, because I follow a number of tech blogs (macrumours, Ars, theverge, Macstories), personalities (John Gruber, Marco Arment), and a couple of politicians here and there. It’s also fun following all the reactions during Apple keynotes.

I browse it with Tweetbot, which strips out ads, presents the posts in a clean, chronological order and supports safari view controller. Since I don’t really interact with anyone online, it’s actually quite a pleasant reading experience overall.
Kinda same here except it's more of game development and YouTubers that I like watching. I used to follow political accounts but at this point it's a headache imo.
 
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I do not believe that anyone who says they are cancelling twitter is actually cancelling twitter.

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Was. After this, I don't think he is anymore.
He still is. When he bought Twitter for $44 billion, it wasn't a total loss of $44 billion to his net worth. Twitter itself has value (somehow) so he still has that factored into his net worth which is roughly $40 billion ahead of second place.
 
The guy is making it up as he goes along. He clearly doesn't understand what the value of a verified account was to the average user: knowing that that person/organisation is who they say they were. Now, it's just a free for all. Just look at accounts purporting to be George W Bush and Nintendo have been tweeting. Sure Twitter is blocking them, but the damage is done.

As for alternatives to Twitter, there is a substantial number of people moving to Mastodon.
 
The guy is making it up as he goes along. He clearly doesn't understand what the value of a verified account was to the average user: knowing that that person/organisation is who they say they were. Now, it's just a free for all. Just look at accounts purporting to be George W Bush and Nintendo have been tweeting. Sure Twitter is blocking them, but the damage is done.

As for alternatives to Twitter, there is a substantial number of people moving to Mastodon.
Define substantial.
 
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