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I don't think I have to say how much of a hellscape corporate owned social media are.
They biggest ones are all nazi bars.
en.wiktionary.org
(The og author of the tweet has left twitter since btw. )
There are several alternatives.
Forums are one of them of course.
There is also the fediverse, a federated social network of various platforms with different purposes.
Some examples:
peertube for video hosting
What is PeerTube? | JoinPeerTube
pixelfed for "instagram-like" photo posting
mastodon- microblogging platform, most commonly likened to twitter
joinmastodon.org
lemmy- it has a more forum like/reddit like formula.
join-lemmy.org
wafrn, which has a tumblr-like feel, it also offers easy federation with bluesky
app.wafrn.net
And many other platforms to fit various needs.
A big upside is, if you have an account on one of those, you can talk to others in most of those platforms.
I can comment on peertube videos using my mastodon account, or follow lemmy threads, comment under pixelfed photos, chat with wafrn users...etc. With some of those platforms you don't even notice that you are talking to someone on different software.
Here is a nice curated list of nice instances to join:
fedi.garden
So, title question. What could convince you to ditch corpo socials and join mastodon or another fediverse social media platform?
If you already have an account but don't use it, what could convince you to go back?
They biggest ones are all nazi bars.
Nazi bar - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
There are several alternatives.
Forums are one of them of course.
There is also the fediverse, a federated social network of various platforms with different purposes.
Some examples:
peertube for video hosting
What is PeerTube? | JoinPeerTube
pixelfed for "instagram-like" photo posting
Mastodon - Decentralized social media
Learn more about Mastodon, the radically different, free and open-source decentralized social media platform.
Lemmy - A decentralised discussion platform for communities
Wafrn, the social media that respects you
Wafrn is a federated social media inspired by tumblr that connects with the fediverse and bluesky
A big upside is, if you have an account on one of those, you can talk to others in most of those platforms.
I can comment on peertube videos using my mastodon account, or follow lemmy threads, comment under pixelfed photos, chat with wafrn users...etc. With some of those platforms you don't even notice that you are talking to someone on different software.
Here is a nice curated list of nice instances to join:
Fedi.Garden – An easy way to join Mastodon and the Fediverse
Highlighting nice servers on Mastodon and the Fediverse
fedi.garden
So, title question. What could convince you to ditch corpo socials and join mastodon or another fediverse social media platform?
If you already have an account but don't use it, what could convince you to go back?
