6 Musk-Free Twitter Alternatives – Gizmodo Australia

So Twitter’s not going so great, hey? The website’s dilapidation since being purchased by Elon Musk has led to the sale of blue checkmarks, the exposure of Twitter Circles posts to public users, legal battles and advertisers pulling away from the platform. You might be thinking of Twitter alternatives right now – and luckily, there are some.Here are some of the Twitter alternatives you might want to consider if you’re sick of the blue bird. Substack NotesLaunched on April 12, 2023, Substack Notes appears to be quite a promising Twitter alternative in its infancy. Developed by startup Substack, which is a newsletter-fostering website that writers use to reach their audiences, similar to content creators on Patreon or Twitch, Substack looks almost identical to your main Twitter feed.You can create a Substack account for free and move over to Substack Notes at any time. Many Twitter power users, in particular journalists and writers, also have Substacks, so if you’re worried about not seeing the same content as what you’d expect on Twitter, you shouldn’t be – unless these writers don’t make the change.Substack Notes. Screenshot: Gizmodo AustraliaMastodonMastodon is the social network that’s perhaps gaining the most traction since the Musk Twitter
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