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Social Medias to use other than Spacehey
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Reply by Rebecca Jeane
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I kinda sorta use MeWe. It's okay, I guess. The conservative side of my family uses it, and there's a lot of weirdos on there, but I guess you get out of it what you put into it. I mostly use it to scratch my conspiracy theories itch.
Reply by Hatch
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Reply by DarkMiryam
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I used to be active on Twitter only for sharing book and songs quotes. In the last two years I progressively abandoned this social 'cause it became too politic and I was spending more time blocking specific words and users from my wall instead of sharing my things.
Reply by Hatch
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I just joined Crabber, which is a twitter alternative with less than 200 people so far. It seems nice so far, probably due to the less than 200 people.
Reply by Swiftpaw
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I decided to check out Crabber, it looks okay but I'm not too big on Twitter in general including the format. Still anything is better than Twitter haha
Reply by Hatch
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Reply by Swiftpaw
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I feel like Crabber might have gone to the wayside.
Reply by Hatch
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Reply by porkupine XD
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tumblr + pinterest rlly R the best alternativez 2 spacehey....... twitter just makez me so deeply upset any time i log on and instagram is impossible 2 navigate cuz u dont see stuff in the rite order and the "algorithm" fuckz everywun over. -_- pinterest is so fun tho! i luv collecting aestheticz, and also i luv how batshit tumblr is nowadayz, it makez me laugh so much any time i log on :3
Reply by Rebecca Jeane
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So apparently, Retrobook is a thing now, it's based on ooooollllldddd facebook. :)
Reply by Dario Western
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Aside from Spacehey, I have:
Last.fm
Twitter/X
Threads (this site/app is taking off big time because there's no toxicity on it - it's Meta's version of Twitter minus the bitching about religion, politics and current affairs).