Why do people post on [bad platform] instead of [good platform]?
Read OriginalThis article explores the common criticism of creators using platforms like Twitter for long-form content instead of blogs. It argues that while blogs may be better for readers, creators have four key reasons for using short-form platforms: higher engagement, existing audience presence, lower friction for creation, and better monetization opportunities.
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