#twitterrefugees — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #twitterrefugees, aggregated by home.social.
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Oh shit, somehow it never crossed my mind that users from TikTok would come over here.
Welcome to all of you #TikTokRefugees. You all seem more decent than Redditors and most #TwitterRefugees.
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Oh shit, somehow it never crossed my mind that users from TikTok would come over here.
Welcome to all of you #TikTokRefugees. You all seem more decent than Redditors and most #TwitterRefugees.
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Oh shit, somehow it never crossed my mind that users from TikTok would come over here.
Welcome to all of you #TikTokRefugees. You all seem more decent than Redditors and most #TwitterRefugees.
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Oh shit, somehow it never crossed my mind that users from TikTok would come over here.
Welcome to all of you #TikTokRefugees. You all seem more decent than Redditors and most #TwitterRefugees.
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@EliteMooseTaskForce Officially, they are called "toots", but in general, they can be called "posts" and #TwitterRefugees tend to still call them "tweets", which is not exactly correct but gets the point across. I hope, that clears things up and doesn't confuse :)
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@EliteMooseTaskForce Officially, they are called "toots", but in general, they can be called "posts" and #TwitterRefugees tend to still call them "tweets", which is not exactly correct but gets the point across. I hope, that clears things up and doesn't confuse :)
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@EliteMooseTaskForce Officially, they are called "toots", but in general, they can be called "posts" and #TwitterRefugees tend to still call them "tweets", which is not exactly correct but gets the point across. I hope, that clears things up and doesn't confuse :)
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@EliteMooseTaskForce Officially, they are called "toots", but in general, they can be called "posts" and #TwitterRefugees tend to still call them "tweets", which is not exactly correct but gets the point across. I hope, that clears things up and doesn't confuse :)
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@EliteMooseTaskForce Officially, they are called "toots", but in general, they can be called "posts" and #TwitterRefugees tend to still call them "tweets", which is not exactly correct but gets the point across. I hope, that clears things up and doesn't confuse :)
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Happy to read that #Bluesky is attracting #TwitterRefugees but slightly worried that a critical mass might develop over there and I'll feel pressured to join in. I logged out of #Xdotcom a while ago for obvious reasons & I feel like I get as much scrolling microblogging as I need here on #Mastodon plus I am happy that this place cannot be bought & sold
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Happy to read that #Bluesky is attracting #TwitterRefugees but slightly worried that a critical mass might develop over there and I'll feel pressured to join in. I logged out of #Xdotcom a while ago for obvious reasons & I feel like I get as much scrolling microblogging as I need here on #Mastodon plus I am happy that this place cannot be bought & sold
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Happy to read that #Bluesky is attracting #TwitterRefugees but slightly worried that a critical mass might develop over there and I'll feel pressured to join in. I logged out of #Xdotcom a while ago for obvious reasons & I feel like I get as much scrolling microblogging as I need here on #Mastodon plus I am happy that this place cannot be bought & sold
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Happy to read that #Bluesky is attracting #TwitterRefugees but slightly worried that a critical mass might develop over there and I'll feel pressured to join in. I logged out of #Xdotcom a while ago for obvious reasons & I feel like I get as much scrolling microblogging as I need here on #Mastodon plus I am happy that this place cannot be bought & sold
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Happy to read that #Bluesky is attracting #TwitterRefugees but slightly worried that a critical mass might develop over there and I'll feel pressured to join in. I logged out of #Xdotcom a while ago for obvious reasons & I feel like I get as much scrolling microblogging as I need here on #Mastodon plus I am happy that this place cannot be bought & sold
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My #LinkedIn is awash with people commenting about their dilemma of using #elonmusk's #hellsite, as if, AS IF they'd only just woken up to his #fascist agenda? I mean, what about the 2 MILLION OF US who migrated here in 2022 very much because WE KNEW? Anyone remembers the hashtag #twitterrefugees?
I suspect it is the threat of legal action with the #OnlineSafetyAct that finally got them to move their heads out of their arses. If only they wouldn't sing the praises of #Threads & #Bluesky...🤔 -
My #LinkedIn is awash with people commenting about their dilemma of using #elonmusk's #hellsite, as if, AS IF they'd only just woken up to his #fascist agenda? I mean, what about the 2 MILLION OF US who migrated here in 2022 very much because WE KNEW? Anyone remembers the hashtag #twitterrefugees?
I suspect it is the threat of legal action with the #OnlineSafetyAct that finally got them to move their heads out of their arses. If only they wouldn't sing the praises of #Threads & #Bluesky...🤔 -
My #LinkedIn is awash with people commenting about their dilemma of using #elonmusk's #hellsite, as if, AS IF they'd only just woken up to his #fascist agenda? I mean, what about the 2 MILLION OF US who migrated here in 2022 very much because WE KNEW? Anyone remembers the hashtag #twitterrefugees?
I suspect it is the threat of legal action with the #OnlineSafetyAct that finally got them to move their heads out of their arses. If only they wouldn't sing the praises of #Threads & #Bluesky...🤔 -
My #LinkedIn is awash with people commenting about their dilemma of using #elonmusk's #hellsite, as if, AS IF they'd only just woken up to his #fascist agenda? I mean, what about the 2 MILLION OF US who migrated here in 2022 very much because WE KNEW? Anyone remembers the hashtag #twitterrefugees?
I suspect it is the threat of legal action with the #OnlineSafetyAct that finally got them to move their heads out of their arses. If only they wouldn't sing the praises of #Threads & #Bluesky...🤔 -
My #LinkedIn is awash with people commenting about their dilemma of using #elonmusk's #hellsite, as if, AS IF they'd only just woken up to his #fascist agenda? I mean, what about the 2 MILLION OF US who migrated here in 2022 very much because WE KNEW? Anyone remembers the hashtag #twitterrefugees?
I suspect it is the threat of legal action with the #OnlineSafetyAct that finally got them to move their heads out of their arses. If only they wouldn't sing the praises of #Threads & #Bluesky...🤔 -
In short, I have faith that this democratized little network will be fine. Even when the #twitterrefugees started to pollute and take over some parts, the rest was just fine.
Let's enjoy the ride. 😎
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In short, I have faith that this democratized little network will be fine. Even when the #twitterrefugees started to pollute and take over some parts, the rest was just fine.
Let's enjoy the ride. 😎
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@dogzilla @Exiled New Yorker - Connie To be fair, it's undeniable that there are these vastly different factions in the Fediverse.
The Old Guard, @crossgolf_rebel 🤍 on Calckey :firefish: is one of them, has been around since long before there was even Mastodon. The Fediverse didn't start with Mastodon. The Fediverse as we have it now started in 2010 with Friendica, almost 6 years before Mastodon, and it also included Hubzilla which started life in 2012. Both projects which were and still are for extreme tech geeks because even Friendica is too unwieldy for your typical casual social media user.
So that Old Guard consists of absolute über-geeks on Linux PCs and laptops, many of whom run their own instances without any help from Docker or Yunohost. From their perspective, it was Mastodon which had arrived and federated with Friendica and Hubzilla, not the other way around, because Friendica and Hubzilla had been there first, and Mastodon had always spoken a language which they spoke, too.
Needless to say that they find Mastodon ridiculously underequipped and underwhelming. In fact, Mastodon's refusal to even support certain features of other projects makes life harder for them if they want to stay compatible with Mastodon.
Then you have the millions of Twitter refugees, almost all of whom were mollycoddled and railroaded to their first Fediverse home with as little explanation as possible. They're completely different. They're mostly not very interested in technology, and more of them feel disturbed by Linux talk than use Linux. In fact, most of them are on phones.
Many didn't even know that Mastodon is decentralised until a few months in. Most thought that the Fediverse is only vanilla Mastodon for at least their first three months, during which they got used to their nice and cosy and fluffy and friendly Mastodon-only Fediverse with no posts longer than 500 characters and no text formatting and no quotes etc.
As they're so numerous, they managed to shape Fediverse culture around being non-tech and, worse yet, around the Fediverse being only vanilla Mastodon. And yes, completely disregarding the Old Guard because they knew neither the Old Guard nor the places where the Old Guard resides.
When they came across their first "toot" that looked "weird" because it wasn't a vanilla Mastodon toot, they were greatly disturbed. They felt like whatever project that post came from, Akkoma, CalcKey, Friendica, Hubzilla, whatever, had maliciously intruded into their nice and cosy and fluffy and friendly Mastodon-only Fediverse. And they wanted that to go away again.
They did not want to read what they were told then: Friendica and Hubzilla are not intruders. They were here first. They had been here years before there was even Mastodon. There has never been a time during which the Fediverse was only vanilla Mastodon.
It's such people who demand that the users of everything that isn't vanilla Mastodon limit what they do to what's possible on vanilla Mastodon in order not to disturb those who want the Fediverse to be only vanilla Mastodon. No posts longer than 500 characters, no text formatting, no quotes, no embedded images which don't work on Mastodon anyway, no embedded hyperlinks (only URLs in plain sight instead) etc.
I guess it's clear why the users of everything from Akkoma to Firefish to Friendica to Hubzilla refuse to let themselves be limited by the vastly more numerous Mastodon users.
Well, and then there's the third faction. It's those who have never really arrived in the Fediverse. They don't want anything different. They want Twitter without Musk. Now they're sitting on mastodon.social or another big general-purpose instance and patiently waiting for Bluesky to open registrations because Bluesky is much closer to Twitter without Musk.
These people use Mastodon exactly like they used to use Twitter. Official app only, no more than 280 characters, no alt-texts, no hashtags (what do you mean, Mastodon does not have The Algorithm), no content warnings etc. The only way they've adapted to Mastodon, if at all, wass/tweet/toot.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #Fediverse #Mastodon #Friendica #Hubzilla #TwitterMigration #TwitterRefugees -
@dogzilla @Exiled New Yorker - Connie To be fair, it's undeniable that there are these vastly different factions in the Fediverse.
The Old Guard, @crossgolf_rebel 🤍 on Calckey :firefish: is one of them, has been around since long before there was even Mastodon. The Fediverse didn't start with Mastodon. The Fediverse as we have it now started in 2010 with Friendica, almost 6 years before Mastodon, and it also included Hubzilla which started life in 2012. Both projects which were and still are for extreme tech geeks because even Friendica is too unwieldy for your typical casual social media user.
So that Old Guard consists of absolute über-geeks on Linux PCs and laptops, many of whom run their own instances without any help from Docker or Yunohost. From their perspective, it was Mastodon which had arrived and federated with Friendica and Hubzilla, not the other way around, because Friendica and Hubzilla had been there first, and Mastodon had always spoken a language which they spoke, too.
Needless to say that they find Mastodon ridiculously underequipped and underwhelming. In fact, Mastodon's refusal to even support certain features of other projects makes life harder for them if they want to stay compatible with Mastodon.
Then you have the millions of Twitter refugees, almost all of whom were mollycoddled and railroaded to their first Fediverse home with as little explanation as possible. They're completely different. They're mostly not very interested in technology, and more of them feel disturbed by Linux talk than use Linux. In fact, most of them are on phones.
Many didn't even know that Mastodon is decentralised until a few months in. Most thought that the Fediverse is only vanilla Mastodon for at least their first three months, during which they got used to their nice and cosy and fluffy and friendly Mastodon-only Fediverse with no posts longer than 500 characters and no text formatting and no quotes etc.
As they're so numerous, they managed to shape Fediverse culture around being non-tech and, worse yet, around the Fediverse being only vanilla Mastodon. And yes, completely disregarding the Old Guard because they knew neither the Old Guard nor the places where the Old Guard resides.
When they came across their first "toot" that looked "weird" because it wasn't a vanilla Mastodon toot, they were greatly disturbed. They felt like whatever project that post came from, Akkoma, CalcKey, Friendica, Hubzilla, whatever, had maliciously intruded into their nice and cosy and fluffy and friendly Mastodon-only Fediverse. And they wanted that to go away again.
They did not want to read what they were told then: Friendica and Hubzilla are not intruders. They were here first. They had been here years before there was even Mastodon. There has never been a time during which the Fediverse was only vanilla Mastodon.
It's such people who demand that the users of everything that isn't vanilla Mastodon limit what they do to what's possible on vanilla Mastodon in order not to disturb those who want the Fediverse to be only vanilla Mastodon. No posts longer than 500 characters, no text formatting, no quotes, no embedded images which don't work on Mastodon anyway, no embedded hyperlinks (only URLs in plain sight instead) etc.
I guess it's clear why the users of everything from Akkoma to Firefish to Friendica to Hubzilla refuse to let themselves be limited by the vastly more numerous Mastodon users.
Well, and then there's the third faction. It's those who have never really arrived in the Fediverse. They don't want anything different. They want Twitter without Musk. Now they're sitting on mastodon.social or another big general-purpose instance and patiently waiting for Bluesky to open registrations because Bluesky is much closer to Twitter without Musk.
These people use Mastodon exactly like they used to use Twitter. Official app only, no more than 280 characters, no alt-texts, no hashtags (what do you mean, Mastodon does not have The Algorithm), no content warnings etc. The only way they've adapted to Mastodon, if at all, wass/tweet/toot.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #Fediverse #Mastodon #Friendica #Hubzilla #TwitterMigration #TwitterRefugees -
@dogzilla @Exiled New Yorker - Connie To be fair, it's undeniable that there are these vastly different factions in the Fediverse.
The Old Guard, @crossgolf_rebel 🤍 on Calckey :firefish: is one of them, has been around since long before there was even Mastodon. The Fediverse didn't start with Mastodon. The Fediverse as we have it now started in 2010 with Friendica, almost 6 years before Mastodon, and it also included Hubzilla which started life in 2012. Both projects which were and still are for extreme tech geeks because even Friendica is too unwieldy for your typical casual social media user.
So that Old Guard consists of absolute über-geeks on Linux PCs and laptops, many of whom run their own instances without any help from Docker or Yunohost. From their perspective, it was Mastodon which had arrived and federated with Friendica and Hubzilla, not the other way around, because Friendica and Hubzilla had been there first, and Mastodon had always spoken a language which they spoke, too.
Needless to say that they find Mastodon ridiculously underequipped and underwhelming. In fact, Mastodon's refusal to even support certain features of other projects makes life harder for them if they want to stay compatible with Mastodon.
Then you have the millions of Twitter refugees, almost all of whom were mollycoddled and railroaded to their first Fediverse home with as little explanation as possible. They're completely different. They're mostly not very interested in technology, and more of them feel disturbed by Linux talk than use Linux. In fact, most of them are on phones.
Many didn't even know that Mastodon is decentralised until a few months in. Most thought that the Fediverse is only vanilla Mastodon for at least their first three months, during which they got used to their nice and cosy and fluffy and friendly Mastodon-only Fediverse with no posts longer than 500 characters and no text formatting and no quotes etc.
As they're so numerous, they managed to shape Fediverse culture around being non-tech and, worse yet, around the Fediverse being only vanilla Mastodon. And yes, completely disregarding the Old Guard because they knew neither the Old Guard nor the places where the Old Guard resides.
When they came across their first "toot" that looked "weird" because it wasn't a vanilla Mastodon toot, they were greatly disturbed. They felt like whatever project that post came from, Akkoma, CalcKey, Friendica, Hubzilla, whatever, had maliciously intruded into their nice and cosy and fluffy and friendly Mastodon-only Fediverse. And they wanted that to go away again.
They did not want to read what they were told then: Friendica and Hubzilla are not intruders. They were here first. They had been here years before there was even Mastodon. There has never been a time during which the Fediverse was only vanilla Mastodon.
It's such people who demand that the users of everything that isn't vanilla Mastodon limit what they do to what's possible on vanilla Mastodon in order not to disturb those who want the Fediverse to be only vanilla Mastodon. No posts longer than 500 characters, no text formatting, no quotes, no embedded images which don't work on Mastodon anyway, no embedded hyperlinks (only URLs in plain sight instead) etc.
I guess it's clear why the users of everything from Akkoma to Firefish to Friendica to Hubzilla refuse to let themselves be limited by the vastly more numerous Mastodon users.
Well, and then there's the third faction. It's those who have never really arrived in the Fediverse. They don't want anything different. They want Twitter without Musk. Now they're sitting on mastodon.social or another big general-purpose instance and patiently waiting for Bluesky to open registrations because Bluesky is much closer to Twitter without Musk.
These people use Mastodon exactly like they used to use Twitter. Official app only, no more than 280 characters, no alt-texts, no hashtags (what do you mean, Mastodon does not have The Algorithm), no content warnings etc. The only way they've adapted to Mastodon, if at all, wass/tweet/toot.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #Fediverse #Mastodon #Friendica #Hubzilla #TwitterMigration #TwitterRefugees -
@dogzilla @Exiled New Yorker - Connie To be fair, it's undeniable that there are these vastly different factions in the Fediverse.
The Old Guard, @crossgolf_rebel 🤍 on Calckey :firefish: is one of them, has been around since long before there was even Mastodon. The Fediverse didn't start with Mastodon. The Fediverse as we have it now started in 2010 with Friendica, almost 6 years before Mastodon, and it also included Hubzilla which started life in 2012. Both projects which were and still are for extreme tech geeks because even Friendica is too unwieldy for your typical casual social media user.
So that Old Guard consists of absolute über-geeks on Linux PCs and laptops, many of whom run their own instances without any help from Docker or Yunohost. From their perspective, it was Mastodon which had arrived and federated with Friendica and Hubzilla, not the other way around, because Friendica and Hubzilla had been there first, and Mastodon had always spoken a language which they spoke, too.
Needless to say that they find Mastodon ridiculously underequipped and underwhelming. In fact, Mastodon's refusal to even support certain features of other projects makes life harder for them if they want to stay compatible with Mastodon.
Then you have the millions of Twitter refugees, almost all of whom were mollycoddled and railroaded to their first Fediverse home with as little explanation as possible. They're completely different. They're mostly not very interested in technology, and more of them feel disturbed by Linux talk than use Linux. In fact, most of them are on phones.
Many didn't even know that Mastodon is decentralised until a few months in. Most thought that the Fediverse is only vanilla Mastodon for at least their first three months, during which they got used to their nice and cosy and fluffy and friendly Mastodon-only Fediverse with no posts longer than 500 characters and no text formatting and no quotes etc.
As they're so numerous, they managed to shape Fediverse culture around being non-tech and, worse yet, around the Fediverse being only vanilla Mastodon. And yes, completely disregarding the Old Guard because they knew neither the Old Guard nor the places where the Old Guard resides.
When they came across their first "toot" that looked "weird" because it wasn't a vanilla Mastodon toot, they were greatly disturbed. They felt like whatever project that post came from, Akkoma, CalcKey, Friendica, Hubzilla, whatever, had maliciously intruded into their nice and cosy and fluffy and friendly Mastodon-only Fediverse. And they wanted that to go away again.
They did not want to read what they were told then: Friendica and Hubzilla are not intruders. They were here first. They had been here years before there was even Mastodon. There has never been a time during which the Fediverse was only vanilla Mastodon.
It's such people who demand that the users of everything that isn't vanilla Mastodon limit what they do to what's possible on vanilla Mastodon in order not to disturb those who want the Fediverse to be only vanilla Mastodon. No posts longer than 500 characters, no text formatting, no quotes, no embedded images which don't work on Mastodon anyway, no embedded hyperlinks (only URLs in plain sight instead) etc.
I guess it's clear why the users of everything from Akkoma to Firefish to Friendica to Hubzilla refuse to let themselves be limited by the vastly more numerous Mastodon users.
Well, and then there's the third faction. It's those who have never really arrived in the Fediverse. They don't want anything different. They want Twitter without Musk. Now they're sitting on mastodon.social or another big general-purpose instance and patiently waiting for Bluesky to open registrations because Bluesky is much closer to Twitter without Musk.
These people use Mastodon exactly like they used to use Twitter. Official app only, no more than 280 characters, no alt-texts, no hashtags (what do you mean, Mastodon does not have The Algorithm), no content warnings etc. The only way they've adapted to Mastodon, if at all, wass/tweet/toot.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #Fediverse #Mastodon #Friendica #Hubzilla #TwitterMigration #TwitterRefugees -
@dogzilla @Exiled New Yorker - Connie To be fair, it's undeniable that there are these vastly different factions in the Fediverse.
The Old Guard, @crossgolf_rebel 🤍 on Calckey :firefish: is one of them, has been around since long before there was even Mastodon. The Fediverse didn't start with Mastodon. The Fediverse as we have it now started in 2010 with Friendica, almost 6 years before Mastodon, and it also included Hubzilla which started life in 2012. Both projects which were and still are for extreme tech geeks because even Friendica is too unwieldy for your typical casual social media user.
So that Old Guard consists of absolute über-geeks on Linux PCs and laptops, many of whom run their own instances without any help from Docker or Yunohost. From their perspective, it was Mastodon which had arrived and federated with Friendica and Hubzilla, not the other way around, because Friendica and Hubzilla had been there first, and Mastodon had always spoken a language which they spoke, too.
Needless to say that they find Mastodon ridiculously underequipped and underwhelming. In fact, Mastodon's refusal to even support certain features of other projects makes life harder for them if they want to stay compatible with Mastodon.
Then you have the millions of Twitter refugees, almost all of whom were mollycoddled and railroaded to their first Fediverse home with as little explanation as possible. They're completely different. They're mostly not very interested in technology, and more of them feel disturbed by Linux talk than use Linux. In fact, most of them are on phones.
Many didn't even know that Mastodon is decentralised until a few months in. Most thought that the Fediverse is only vanilla Mastodon for at least their first three months, during which they got used to their nice and cosy and fluffy and friendly Mastodon-only Fediverse with no posts longer than 500 characters and no text formatting and no quotes etc.
As they're so numerous, they managed to shape Fediverse culture around being non-tech and, worse yet, around the Fediverse being only vanilla Mastodon. And yes, completely disregarding the Old Guard because they knew neither the Old Guard nor the places where the Old Guard resides.
When they came across their first "toot" that looked "weird" because it wasn't a vanilla Mastodon toot, they were greatly disturbed. They felt like whatever project that post came from, Akkoma, CalcKey, Friendica, Hubzilla, whatever, had maliciously intruded into their nice and cosy and fluffy and friendly Mastodon-only Fediverse. And they wanted that to go away again.
They did not want to read what they were told then: Friendica and Hubzilla are not intruders. They were here first. They had been here years before there was even Mastodon. There has never been a time during which the Fediverse was only vanilla Mastodon.
It's such people who demand that the users of everything that isn't vanilla Mastodon limit what they do to what's possible on vanilla Mastodon in order not to disturb those who want the Fediverse to be only vanilla Mastodon. No posts longer than 500 characters, no text formatting, no quotes, no embedded images which don't work on Mastodon anyway, no embedded hyperlinks (only URLs in plain sight instead) etc.
I guess it's clear why the users of everything from Akkoma to Firefish to Friendica to Hubzilla refuse to let themselves be limited by the vastly more numerous Mastodon users.
Well, and then there's the third faction. It's those who have never really arrived in the Fediverse. They don't want anything different. They want Twitter without Musk. Now they're sitting on mastodon.social or another big general-purpose instance and patiently waiting for Bluesky to open registrations because Bluesky is much closer to Twitter without Musk.
These people use Mastodon exactly like they used to use Twitter. Official app only, no more than 280 characters, no alt-texts, no hashtags (what do you mean, Mastodon does not have The Algorithm), no content warnings etc. The only way they've adapted to Mastodon, if at all, wass/tweet/toot.
#Long #LongPost #CWLong #CWLongPost #Fediverse #Mastodon #Friendica #Hubzilla #TwitterMigration #TwitterRefugees -
Over in the strange birdie site, Elon Musk tells the world he about to remove the ability to block users who resort to bullying and harassment. Whether this for supposed 'free speech' or because he wants advertisers to have full access to everyone, who knows. One thing for certain, we'll see another massive surge of new users over here on Mastodon.
#Twitterrefugees -
Over in the strange birdie site, Elon Musk tells the world he about to remove the ability to block users who resort to bullying and harassment. Whether this for supposed 'free speech' or because he wants advertisers to have full access to everyone, who knows. One thing for certain, we'll see another massive surge of new users over here on Mastodon.
#Twitterrefugees -
Over in the strange birdie site, Elon Musk tells the world he about to remove the ability to block users who resort to bullying and harassment. Whether this for supposed 'free speech' or because he wants advertisers to have full access to everyone, who knows. One thing for certain, we'll see another massive surge of new users over here on Mastodon.
#Twitterrefugees -
Over in the strange birdie site, Elon Musk tells the world he about to remove the ability to block users who resort to bullying and harassment. Whether this for supposed 'free speech' or because he wants advertisers to have full access to everyone, who knows. One thing for certain, we'll see another massive surge of new users over here on Mastodon.
#Twitterrefugees -
Over in the strange birdie site, Elon Musk tells the world he about to remove the ability to block users who resort to bullying and harassment. Whether this for supposed 'free speech' or because he wants advertisers to have full access to everyone, who knows. One thing for certain, we'll see another massive surge of new users over here on Mastodon.
#Twitterrefugees -
I have seen so many people over on #Twitter say that they're coming over to #Mastodon if so. I welcome all the #twitterrefugees
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I have seen so many people over on #Twitter say that they're coming over to #Mastodon if so. I welcome all the #twitterrefugees
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I have seen so many people over on #Twitter say that they're coming over to #Mastodon if so. I welcome all the #twitterrefugees
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I have seen so many people over on #Twitter say that they're coming over to #Mastodon if so. I welcome all the #twitterrefugees
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I have seen so many people over on #Twitter say that they're coming over to #Mastodon if so. I welcome all the #twitterrefugees
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Allow me to introduce myself~ I am Kiba, aka VampireHusbando. I am a vampire VTuber who loves horror, the grotesque and the beautiful~!
I run a creepypasta podcast called Phantom Bites and I stream horror games on Twitch!
I'm new to Misskey and so I hope you all will come to know me well!
🎨 by ExelionStar on Twitter
#twitterrefugees #vtubers #envtuber #vampires -
Allow me to introduce myself~ I am Kiba, aka VampireHusbando. I am a vampire VTuber who loves horror, the grotesque and the beautiful~!
I run a creepypasta podcast called Phantom Bites and I stream horror games on Twitch!
I'm new to Misskey and so I hope you all will come to know me well!
🎨 by ExelionStar on Twitter
#twitterrefugees #vtubers #envtuber #vampires -
It is an ex-parrot. (X 🐦 geddit?) It has ceased to be. It has climbed the curtain and joined the Choir Invisible.
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It is an ex-parrot. (X 🐦 geddit?) It has ceased to be. It has climbed the curtain and joined the Choir Invisible.
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It is an ex-parrot. (X 🐦 geddit?) It has ceased to be. It has climbed the curtain and joined the Choir Invisible.
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It is an ex-parrot. (X 🐦 geddit?) It has ceased to be. It has climbed the curtain and joined the Choir Invisible.
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https://youtu.be/Ko8C3surjhM #ElonMusk is suing the lawyers that had him buy Twitter #twittermigration #twitterrefugees
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https://youtu.be/Ko8C3surjhM #ElonMusk is suing the lawyers that had him buy Twitter #twittermigration #twitterrefugees
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https://youtu.be/Ko8C3surjhM #ElonMusk is suing the lawyers that had him buy Twitter #twittermigration #twitterrefugees
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https://youtu.be/Ko8C3surjhM #ElonMusk is suing the lawyers that had him buy Twitter #twittermigration #twitterrefugees
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https://youtu.be/Ko8C3surjhM #ElonMusk is suing the lawyers that had him buy Twitter #twittermigration #twitterrefugees
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For the people that have migrated from the "evil Bird" site, welcome to the Elephant. "May the *tusk* be with you, always" #twittermigration #twitterrefugees #twitterexodus #twitter -
For the people that have migrated from the "evil Bird" site, welcome to the Elephant. "May the *tusk* be with you, always" #twittermigration #twitterrefugees #twitterexodus #twitter -
For the people that have migrated from the "evil Bird" site, welcome to the Elephant. "May the *tusk* be with you, always" #twittermigration #twitterrefugees #twitterexodus #twitter -
For the people that have migrated from the "evil Bird" site, welcome to the Elephant. "May the *tusk* be with you, always" #twittermigration #twitterrefugees #twitterexodus #twitter -
The flood of #twitterrefugees has been really fascinating. It's like the small quiet cafe that I got used to suddenly got crazy popular and now I'm an awkward queerio wallflower. There is a certain vibe to many of their posts, like they're soldiers of the cult of #engagement. A frantic buzzing that I didn't find in the fediverse before. I wonder if they can sustain their hyper engagement without algorithms and #consumercidal apps doping their feed. I also wonder how many of them donate to their servers.
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The flood of #twitterrefugees has been really fascinating. It's like the small quiet cafe that I got used to suddenly got crazy popular and now I'm an awkward queerio wallflower. There is a certain vibe to many of their posts, like they're soldiers of the cult of #engagement. A frantic buzzing that I didn't find in the fediverse before. I wonder if they can sustain their hyper engagement without algorithms and #consumercidal apps doping their feed. I also wonder how many of them donate to their servers.
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Hello to the #fediverse !
On Twitter I had many #FBPE & #FBPPR mutuals, and I'm missing that lively community.
Many such people are now #TwitterRefugees
I will follow back accounts on Mastodon that would like to #RejoinEU or would like #ProportionalRepresentaton
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Hello to the #fediverse !
On Twitter I had many #FBPE & #FBPPR mutuals, and I'm missing that lively community.
Many such people are now #TwitterRefugees
I will follow back accounts on Mastodon that would like to #RejoinEU or would like #ProportionalRepresentaton
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Hello to the #fediverse !
On Twitter I had many #FBPE & #FBPPR mutuals, and I'm missing that lively community.
Many such people are now #TwitterRefugees
I will follow back accounts on Mastodon that would like to #RejoinEU or would like #ProportionalRepresentaton
