Also, good guy St. Pauli. They are also currently transforming into a co-op which is unique in German soccer. TRAILBLAZERS!
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Sai King has left Twitter, so he has.
I've been calling it the Roman numeral for ten site formerly known as twitter. Are people just abbreviating this to 'X' now?
I've just been calling it twitter
I'll never deadname a person, but I'll deadname the shit out of a bigoted transphobic crybaby billionaire's shitty website.
Should I not be calling it "trans"?
https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/37394/why-do-some-words-have-x-as-a-substitute
Just make "X" catch on as a popular Euphemism for "Trans."
Please don’t, thanks
Formerly known as? It's still twitter.
I've been calling it Xitter, the X is pronounced sh
Xitter! It’s poppin’!
Yep, and each post is a Xit, still pronounced with the mandarin X.
Each post that goes viral is poppin’.
If it really blows up it’s BACKNE and it’s POPPIN’!
But the best xits are all BLOWING THE FUCK UP!
Whole place was covered in pus! means EVERYONE popped it. To pop a xit is to share a post.
Gah. Hep me loard.
Twitter to Threads is like leaving Derry for Jerusalem's Lot.
Glad I wasn't the only one who noticed. Good for him, though, he's trying.
Hey, I get these references!
So it's like moving from Salem's Lot to a house near the town of Ludlow, along a busy highway with a pet cemetery nearby?
Better late than never for all of these people, I guess.
Sunk cost fallacy hits people hard.
Sunk cost fallacy hits people hard.
It's true. I never deleted my reddit posts and comments because I spent like 13 years with that account. A part of my brain says "don't delete those, you might need them later." It's like a natural hording instinct.
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Anything but Mastodon/Activitypub, eh? These fellas rlly love sucking on corporate dicks, don't they
Mastodon is a far worse experience than Twitter and Bluesky, it's not a 1:1 transition.
Attitudes like yours certainly isn't attracting any new users...
Sure, but he's not wrong. I'll never get why people love to rail again corporations and enshittification while using those sites.
Why wouldn't they want to join this place and be called bootlickers for moderate policy take by some screaming communist from a .ml? Sounds like a great time to me! Getting yelled at by flying squid twice a day is a joy!
This place is primarily made up of a ton anarchist and communists screaming and spreading their own bullshit. Centrist and and less progressive folks are commonly shouted at, called bootlickers, or Nazis for relatively centrrist views.
Mods and admins are far less balanced than reddit or pre x Twitter as well. LWis about to as close to center as you can get and it's quite obvious.
StarTrek.website recently defederated from hexbear and we got called names too. I'd say our instance is pretty well balanced and small.
I'll check it out!
What do you mean when you say "this place"? Because Lemmy is decentralized, and it can vary wildly by instance and community.
LW. The only instance really even close to supporting commercial needs. I may be missing a few snale ones but LWis the most "normal" for lack of a better description.
It's still small, so the whole platform still feels like one of the larger reddit subs. The same people show up everywhere, and if you want to create a niche community, you'll go months without seeing any posts.
It really boggles my mind the cognitive dissonance of everybody constantly complaining about corporations screwing them over, then refusing to use the obvious solution to their problems.
I can absolutely believe that an old guy like Stephen King has never even heard of Mastodon. It's not like there's a big Mastodon PR team being paid to advertise its existence.
Good point. Does anyone know an animator? I'll write some promotional material.
Lemmy is definitely its own little bubble. People here really misestimate the average person’s exposure to tech news or how much they can understand or care about operating systems and distributed protocols.
You’re all in here shouting about this to eachother and nobody hears you.
Yeah like the average person has never heard of enshitification. It's not even an established concept in their mind.
They may have a vague sense that things are getting shittier on the big platforms, but probably don't even consider smaller platforms or decentralization as solutions
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I can totally believe that he didn't know about mastodon, but even Bluesky is like a reasonable platform. Threads... I see literally no upside to using threads. It's on a timer from the beginning to turn into another X. Just look at how long Facebook has been a cesspool of Nazi propaganda.
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There is a slight learning curve to Mastodon. Is there a method for verifying accounts? Honest question there. I signed up for Mastodon years ago but I used it as often as I used Twitter which is to say never.
He has a Bluesky account already, and has posted...some.
Everyone I've seen (mostly in the tech space) seems to say that Threads feels soulless. I follow a few people there from my Masto account (yay, federation), and that's all fine and dandy. But I don't know if I'd trust Zuck in the long run since he already seems to be kissing the ring.
Bro should’ve went to Mastodon.
If you're on Bluesky, maybe bombarding him with followers there would shift him in that direction https://bsky.app/profile/stephenking.bsky.social
Edit: For the record...
https://www.threads.net/@stephenking 268K followers
https://bsky.app/profile/stephenking.bsky.social 223.9K followers
https://x.com/StephenKing 7M Followers
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