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Time to ditch Twitter/X, what are you guys switching to?

He says X is for freedom of speech, and it is an everything app

but, freedom can't exist without privacy.

Everything app = monopoly = all in one

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  • Your posting this on KBin which implements the twitter style fediverse API and federates with Mastodon.

    Click the microblog button ... Behold twitter replacement

  • I've been on Mastodon since October last year.

    Don't get the official app, get Tusky. Then look under "federated" and follow the people you like. You can also search for a particular topic and follow that topic instead.

    • I second following hashtags when you first start out on Mastodon. It's probably the best method of discovery right now, since there is no algorithm feeding you constantly.

  • If you like Mastodon but miss that Twitter layout, I'd suggest looking up Elk. It's a web client version which can be installed, I'm very impressed so far.

  • Mastodon and Firefish have been good alternatives for me, not to mention, they're part of the same fediverse as KBin

  • I tried out Mastodon last November and it was the perfect alternative for me. Connecting with more interesting people each week and I am loving the experience still to this day.

    I have several friends that still use Twitter but discord has been the solution to keep in touch. Haven’t been able to delete my accounts yet.

  • kbin which is like reddit + twitter. Somethings I post as threads (like reddit) some things I post as posts (like twitter). Then I hop between the two when reading. Posts fall under microblogs and federates with Mastodon. So it is like having thing I need in one account.

  • I've had a Mastodon account since 2018, but I officially moved from twitter last year. I also have a firefish/calckey account and and akkoma one.

    I prefer Firefish. Its features allow me to use it as a mix of twitter and tumblr. For something extrictly twitter-like, I'll go for Akkoma as I find Mastodon to be lacking some important characteristics and its minimalistic design to be uninviting.

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