Post by @WorldTravelerAll7@mastodon.world

2026-02-01 00:07 UTC

@chuff This is very helpful info. Ty I got on FB to stay connected w/ friends I met traveling. my Fb is all IRL. I only have 50+ friends on it but they're real friends. i decline colleagues or acquaintances, & booted 2 who i ended my friendship w/ when they went maga. I've never once been on FB to get news That gets to the statement made by @chrisod above regarding 10 people to keep you there or come with you bc my friends are all pretty left, maybe i could stage a mass transition🤔

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@WorldTravelerAll7@mastodon.world 2026-02-01 00:07

@chuff the nice thing about FB in the old days was finding old friends or having one look you up. i get that more on linkedin these days. But I only joined Bsky after the election to be part of their resistance. The closest I've been to being part of an online community was a group of us who used to chat during livestreams of msnbc shows on YT as a misanthrope myself, i can see the benefits. especially now, i can't stand being where it's "peoply" 😘

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@chuff@bark.wolp.chat 2026-02-01 01:07

I can guarantee you we'd love to have them, and the one account for everything is great because they can pick what suits them best, Mastodon/Misskey/Pleroma (or their forks) or Wafrn for micro-blogging (like Twitter & Bluesky(Wafrn has a built in Blusky connection)), Friendica for blogging, Funkwhale for music, Peertube for videos or Loops for short videos (under 3 minutes) and Pixelfed for art or pictures, it doesn't matter which fits their content best, you can follow them no matter what they pick, and they should be able to follow you back (not sure how good some of those are for general social use).

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