Ugh, this is so sad 
. I mean, I can understand that Meta's priorities might shift, but it feels like they just abandoned their users. Supernatural was more than just a fitness app - it was a community, and now it's just empty space. People are really hurting over this 
. It's not just about the app itself, it's about the people who made it feel special. I feel bad for Stacey Goff Johnson, she lost 100 pounds because of Supernatural 
... to be ripped away from something that helped her so much? That's just harsh.
. I mean, I can understand that Meta's priorities might shift, but it feels like they just abandoned their users. Supernatural was more than just a fitness app - it was a community, and now it's just empty space. People are really hurting over this . It's not just about the app itself, it's about the people who made it feel special. I feel bad for Stacey Goff Johnson, she lost 100 pounds because of Supernatural ... to be ripped away from something that helped her so much? That's just harsh.
I'm not buying the 'AI' excuse for cutting Supernatural. 100+ people laid off? That's a big deal. You can't just say "artificial intelligence" as a reason to abandon an app that helped people achieve their health goals and connect with others during a tough time 
. Where are the user numbers, sales data, or market research to back up this claim? It seems like Meta is just trying to shift the blame 