Hey, from now on, I'll be totally inactive on Twitter.
Goodbye Blue Bird.
Blog-post: https://www.davidrevoy.com/article964/goodbye-blue-bird
Hey, from now on, I'll be totally inactive on Twitter.
Goodbye Blue Bird.
Blog-post: https://www.davidrevoy.com/article964/goodbye-blue-bird
Me too. Closed my account.
#saynototwitter #twitter
@davidrevoy I think it's not on your side, but the site you linked simply died. Poof. 💨 Gone.
I'd suggest finding another blog post recommending Mastodon and linking to it. Otherwise, why not making your own blog post about Mastodon? That would be interesting! 
EDIT: Wait, you CAN access it? It's probably a DNS issue then.
Hmmm.... 🤔
@yuki2501 Ha, I confirm, the site is gone. The page was probably still on the cache of my browser. I discovered the link here yesterday: https://framapiaf.org/@[email protected]ales/110187851438841944 ;
making my own guide is a good idea, but it's work (but a good idea). I'll redirect somewhere else now. Thanks!
I think this may be the best explanation of how Mastodon works that I've seen in my 5 months of being here. https://mattbrown.dev/mastodon/
@davidrevoy j'ai un peu le même ressenti que toi : outre le fait que le réseau soit toxique et que je quitte rarement Twitter dans un meilleur état mental qu'en y arrivant, depuis le rachat par Elon, j'ai à la fois explosé mon nombre d'abonné⋅es sur Mastodon ET j'ai l'impression de n'avoir quasiment plus de réponse à ce que je fais sur Twitter.
Perso je continue à poster dessus, mais service minimum (= le tweet d'annonce à chaque article), comme ma page Facebook qui est suivie par 3 pelés 😅
@davidrevoy I did the same sone time ago. No regrets, I don‘t miss it one second.
BTW, I only found you and your fantastic comics here on mastodon.
Rest in peace... little blue bird, who was born in confidence and hopes.
And live on differently.
@davidrevoy I can only imagine how tough this choice was. I had 80-something Twitter followers and relied on it for 0% of my income, and it still took me until December to abandon the platform.
I hope the post-bird era continues to bring you satisfaction and prosperity.
@davidrevoy It takes a lot of strength to leave a vast platform like the birdsite, especially for artists. Though, thankfully, it's getting easier all the time.
Always glad to have you here.
Wishing you all the best!
A sound strategy - I've adopted that as well.
@davidrevoy I wish more people and projects would have the courage (and means!) to do as you did. The only reason I still feel like I need to check Twitter is to keep up with the folks that haven't switched yet.
It's not easy to leave a huge audience built over many years behind, especially for independent creators.
I've been a longtime fan of yours and actions like this are part of why. 😊
Twitter is a somber, but shining example of what Billionaires (and wealthy people in general) do to society. Sadly, most won't learn this lesson.
@davidrevoy It's a big step, turning your back on a social media giant. Especially when it's part of how you promote the work you make a living from.
I'm trying to figure out this lovely image... because "cute blue bird taking a nap" is not how I see twitter right now. Maybe it's the spirit of what Twitter used to be, long ago, now homeless and wandering.
@Pixel_Lime Hey, welcome. 🙂
You have a cool portfolio on https://blenderartists.org/u/pixel_lime/activity/portfolio , I'll follow your stylised 3D artworks!
I'm sure you'll find a lot of good account with browsing the #b3d and #mastoart and more. Have a good time here.