A few alternatives if you're quitting Twitter because of the musky virtual smell

social media Since Elon Musk took over Twitter, many users have started looking at alternatives Published 07.11.22, 06:23 AM Elon Musk MastodonIt’s a version of Twitter. Instead of joining a platform, you join a server run by an organisation, individual, or group of individuals. The “decentralised social network” consists of different “communities” and is “built with a focus on privacy and safety”, allowing users to decide who they want to share their posts with and offer content warnings. There is a chronological timeline, custom emojis and a 500-character limit. RedditNetizens have been using it for years, so there is a reasonable degree of familiarity here. The site is basically a big pool of message boards. The feed is divided into subgroups, known as subreddits, and you can join whatever subreddit that interest you, from knitting to Star Wars, coffee to tech. There is the option to upvote or downvote a topic or one of the entries in a topic.TumblrTumblr has been there for a very long time and has gone through ownership changes. It’s more of a place for bloggers rather than social network discussion. Each entry offers text, image and video. Recently, the platform updated its community guidelines that
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