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I know this is all probably amplified by recent political developments but as I have mentioned in few threads during the year, this shift for non-US public orgs
by timeon 2y ago
I know this is all probably amplified by recent political developments but as I have mentioned in few threads during the year, this shift for non-US public orgs has already started. The thing is that Twitter is no longer properly/predictably accessible to people without account - that is most people on the internet. So there is no point for posting on such sites if you are public organization. There could be critical mass of users on the site but anyone can open link to public accessible stream on Mastodon and BlueSky (at least for now).
- rsynnott 2y ago> There could be critical mass of users on the site but anyone can open link to public accessible stream on Mastodon and BlueSky (at least for now). There’s no way they change that; it was an essential part of what made Twitter useful, and important.