joemama12037 @joemama12037@societal.co

Imagine going from one centralized and closed source social media data farm to another centralized, also closed source, social media data farm, and then feeling like you actually accomplished something.

I swear, every time I check Mastadon I want to talk to people about stuff but instead of just save a bunch of memes a follow a few more bot accounts

Before you go, here's four questions to ponder.

Question number one: Do you like hurting other people?

Question number two: Who are leaving messages on your answering machine?

Question number three: Where are you right now?

And the final question: Why are we having this conversation?

That's all for now. See you soon...

Oh by the way, WT was made by one of the cofounders of Wikipedia.

Has anyone else tried WT.social?
I made an account a little over a month ago when I started looking at social media alternatives (I primarily use Facebook).

It seems interesting, but it’s a bit clunky since there’s no mobile app (though the mobile site is still good), and I’ve been finding it difficult to connect with people since the userbase is a bit stagnant right now.
I really want to like it, but it’s hard to use a social media site when you can’t connect with people to socialize with.

Every day that I check Mastadon I feel like I’m looking into an alternate universe

I’ve been messing around in Mastadon for almost a week now and I still don’t know wtf I’m doing

A lot of people I know started trying to move to Parler in the last week or so as an alternative to Facebook.
I’ve had a Parler account for about 6 months or so and barely touched it as the platform itself is pretty uninteresting outside of the “conservative social media” niche it’s standing on.

I just discovered WT.social and Mastadon, though, so I’m trying these two out to see how they fare as alternatives.

If you’re into music, theology, anime, or tech, give me a follow.
Let’s talk.