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Rather than linking to another insidious "social media platform," would it be possible to simply describe what is there? Many of us have sworn off Twitter, FB,
by 18pfsmt 8y ago
Rather than linking to another insidious "social media platform," would it be possible to simply describe what is there?
Many of us have sworn off Twitter, FB, Google, youtube, etc. because we don't care for the tracking, nor do we care for regulations. Unfortunately, we miss out on many things when people insist we participate on those sites by merely linking to them as part of a discussion.
- icebraining 8y agoThey're redirecting to https://text.npr.org/ https://text.npr.org/ (which already existed)
- digi_owl 8y agoNot simple at all, as in both instances we are looking at multiple images that compare different version with various measurements attached.
- SmellyGeekBoy 8y agoI get this argument when you're taking about a non-public Facebook post, but you don't need a Twitter account to view content posted on Twitter.