That may be the case.

But misses the point. The guy owns his own Twitter competitor, yet has to go there if he wishes to have any influence.

It's where influential folks post. Whether you like it or not.

> It's where influential folks post. Whether you like it or not.

It's where a bunch of rich (and often very right-leaning) assholes post. I'm not clear that correlates with "influential" outside of very specific circles - certainly all the thinkers and doers I used to follow on twitter left long since.