After the collapse of Twitter, Chambers is primed to take over social media

I’ve never been to a social media space before that crumbles so much so that even diehard fans can’t stand by it anymore.<br><br>Users are fleeing Twitter in droves, so many that it’s a wonder the site still stands. It is trying to operate on a skeleton staff, and it’s beginning to show. It’s not just users that are leaving in droves, but advertisers are rushing for the exits, putting Twitter’s very future in doubt.<br><br>And yet, we still have Chambers, an open platform for all. The masses are fleeing crumbled Twitter, and they need to go somewhere. We’re an open platform, a free platform, a wildly popular platform, and we’re *here.*<br><br>We have an opportunity to invite those Twitter refugees in, invite them to our community, show *why* we’re the greatest platform out there. Our various chambers, our users, our communities, our open platform for all. The ability for everyone to have a voice, and to have that voice heard.<br><br>The time for Chambers to shine is now.