With the Elonification of Twitter there has been a splittering of tech/biz audiences across different platforms, each with their own problems, and the split is different in different parts of the world.
It so happens that LI continues to be popular with the audience segment and geographic location I'm primarily working with.
Agree with all negative comments about the platform tho.
LinkedIn is pretty much the only social network out there where the average person has a shot at a little reach for their posts.
Even if it’s just past and present colleagues and various acquaintances, I actually have an audience of people who are sometimes interested in what I have to say. I can't say that for any other social network.
Ignoring the political issues, my problem with Twitter is more prosaic: the character limit is too short for basically anything of substance. I really don't like the thread style it effectively forces.
(Oh, and the new name is unbelievably stupid. I ain't never calling it that.)
I also copy/paste non-cringe blog posts there occasionally. I think more people read them than on my actual blog.
I think that's Kink.com :)