"anti-longform"? Lol, I guess you don't like reading books. "Tweets" are more popular because anyone can do it. Long form posts take a little more effort. They also have the potential to live longer though...depending on the content.
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Not really my point. "Big Tech" spent millions training people to create and consume short form content and we have been pushing against it since our inception.
Only because the initial apps (hive.blog etc.) were not really set up to deal with short form content properly in terms of rewards. Seems to me that things like Threads and Waves have solved that.