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Nov. 6th, 2022 06:08 pmOkay, having said that my reading page wasn't long enough to keep me off Tumblr, today I have spent entirely on DreamWidth and Mastodon. Mainly that's thanks to all the lovely people who have welcomed me into the DW community again (and also into the MDZS fandom.) If I want my inbox to remain full, I know I need to keep posting and also commenting on others' posts. We'll see how long I can keep that up this time.
I have always tended to go in and out in waves like the sea, depending on enthusiasm and executive function, but at least I do feel firmer this time about my belief that DW and Mastodon are going to be my social media of choice. And that I might spruce up my own website on the offchance that both of those platforms end up going down too.
Back to the old web it is for me - the 1990s-early 2010s model.
If you're interested in Mastodon, btw, I'm on![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
galadhir@sunbeam.city There seems to be a massive influx of folks from Twitter there too, which is overloading the servers but also making the place a lot more active.
I'm liking this!
Today Tumblr asked me to turn off my ad-blocker. I was shocked! Shocked, I say. (Actually I wasn't. I was just disappointed.) It's so nice to have somewhere homely to come back to.
I have always tended to go in and out in waves like the sea, depending on enthusiasm and executive function, but at least I do feel firmer this time about my belief that DW and Mastodon are going to be my social media of choice. And that I might spruce up my own website on the offchance that both of those platforms end up going down too.
Back to the old web it is for me - the 1990s-early 2010s model.
If you're interested in Mastodon, btw, I'm on
galadhir@sunbeam.city There seems to be a massive influx of folks from Twitter there too, which is overloading the servers but also making the place a lot more active.I'm liking this!
Today Tumblr asked me to turn off my ad-blocker. I was shocked! Shocked, I say. (Actually I wasn't. I was just disappointed.) It's so nice to have somewhere homely to come back to.
