Might I suggest that Twitter refugees include their generalized location in bios? The process of reestablishing a network will result in making new connections and you may not always know someone's location.
More importantly, this place is far less American-centric than Twitter, and having to ID as American (if you are) might remind you that the US is not the entire world.
Once again, Steve Bannon provides the pretext for what comes next https://www.mediamatters.org/steve-bannon/steve-bannons-final-message-midterms-mail-ballots-and-democratic-votes-are
Heads up!
In the last few days, two separate people contacted me to ask me to "move" my followers from the bird site to a social network they were planning. They want to find investors by saying I'm on board and lure me with money.
I told them both no.
This makes me think that other "big accounts" over there are also being contacted. Hope they will let us know too.
No one is paying me a penny to encourage migration to Mastodon. I love to lift up voices and have interesting conversations.
10 days in (Team @jentaub). Hopefully not too late to post my #introduction...
I'm a British-born software engineer posing as a tech executive. I work on #QuickBooks at #Intuit. Previously the Chief Architect for real-time comms at Microsoft, where I created Azure Communication Services. Before that I was a Principal Engineer on Alexa at Amazon, where I created Alexa Presentation Language.
I drive Porsches and collect watches 😎
Morning folks. Nobody knows what’s gonna happen. Only thing left to do is make some calls and knock some doors for some of the dozens of winnable tossup races.
So many replies are like: "Lol, you're not fooling me. No way you wrote a book. But I don't get the joke."
Thrilled to announce my new book, “Fancy Bear Goes Phishing,” about the history, technology, and philosophy of hacking. Pre-orders are greatly appreciated, on sale May 23.
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