We've seen so many users and businesses hit this wall already but it hasn't stopped others from protecting themselves. Web3 sites are still too hard to get started on, too niche to monetize well and to few followers for big names.
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It will change at some point when we get a viable alternative so the real question is who can build that app first and mainstream it.
LEO?? Maybe.
It's the closest that ive seen so far.
Yep, right now the risk:reward between having your account deleted and the ease of onboarding more followers via a popular platform, is currently skewed to the later.
It won't happen to me...
...until it does.