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Social Medias to use other than Spacehey
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Reply by Rebecca
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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 Hatch
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Reply by Merzcat
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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 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).
Reply by skeletal
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i think newgrounds is pretty cool, they have games, music, art, animations, and a forum!
Reply by ✶Rib𓆩𓁺𓆪Eye Black Dragon✶
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I just checked one of the replies' links. WTF happened to retrobook? It's apparently been bought by the Chinese according to them.
Reply by Sypha Techno
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I'm in a lot of Discord servers including my own and one of a friend. I'm on Discord a lot and like socializing with it.
I'm in a lot of subreddits on reddit. Reddit can be too addictive for me at times but taking the app off my phone helped a little.
I like tumblr.
I'm on Mastodon but I agree I don't see much activity on it.
Reply by CRYPT1D_COYOTE
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Reply by russian winter muhhahaaaa | inactive on SH
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Bluesky…but it’s kinda dead on the art end now, unless you’re super famous. Idk how to use mastodon!!
and pinterest has a ton of ai and aggressive child
Reply by bliish
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I loved TheRetroBook.net but they closed... so I made my own: bliish.com. Kinda like a 2010 Facebook revival but it's private, there are no algorithms, no ads and no AI.
Reply by mimi
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idk if its basic or not but Substack is really nice!!
i feel its a safer and better version of twitter and you can read articles also. one of the few apps that stuck with me and what motivates me sometimes to read is that it writes how long it would take you to read this post/article like oh i wouldnt mind using 7 minutes of my day to read about someone's stationary obsession or a topic that interests me
Reply by Kayla
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There's this new social network.
Gothula - Meet New Friends ( A Goth, Scene, Emo, & Alternative Social Network)
Reply by I Like Smokin
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re substack: i'm on substack under my professional author pen name and it's a lot less hectic than regulal social media, but it's tailored to people who are professional writers or at least in the writing sphere. i do see art accounts there sometimes but the point of substack is that your subscribers are also your mailing list and get emailed every time you put out an article.
if you're looking for somewhere to actually publish and build a fanbase, substack is great. if you're not trying to get a writing career, it might not be for you.