Mattia GuidiNov 19, 2022
I'm on an Italian instance but the majority of my followers (at the moment) are English-speaking academics. Whenever I post in one language I'm wondering if that's going to annoy other followers. Is there a netiquette in this regard? Should one have a "main" language in which s/he toots and use content warnings for the other?
#academicchatter #polisci #poliscidon
Andrew Heiss Nov 7, 2022
we seriously need some hashtag convergence tho #poliscidon #polisci #poliscitwitter #poliscitoots
Andrew Heiss Nov 7, 2022
Welcome @darinself to the 🐘 world! #poliscidon #polisci #poliscitwitter #poliscitoots
Show threadRobbert HoogstraatNov 6, 2022

@SLdeLange so far most fields seem to go for ‘field+don’ as the hashtag to find each other.
E.g. #histodon for historians. So #polidon or #poliscidon or something along those lines will probably be used?
But obviously feel free to stick to polisci or some other hashtag.

There’s also already multiple lists going around of academics that have transferred and there’s tools that can scrape the data from your Twitter following to see who’s already here.

Good luck and hope you enjoy your stay! 🦣