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I suspect size and in-group norms are a huge part of it; early Twitter felt this way as well, although somewhat different because we hadn't learned as much about social yet.

That makes a lot of sense. Having joined this platform early on, I'm hoping that even with continuous growth I will be integrated enough into a specific bubble that I don't have to worry about "entry" like on Twitter where I'm kind of "floating" and looking around in communities but can't join in.