Why would journalists/reporters who have built large Twitter audiences (100k+ followers) move to Farcaster? (short answer: it has become too toxic!)

Read about Rana Rahimpour, formerly the lead presenter with BBC Persian https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-64222261 

Rana was effectively trolled/harassed off Twitter.. simply for doing her job! 

There are many such cases of journalists/reporters that have opted to self-censor, halting their Twitter usage 

These are people who have mastered the art of communicating in a succinct, text-based, participatory format 

They have loyal followers that will migrate with them to new platforms/protocols

Question for all the new journalists..

Would y'all feel comfortable tweeting about this place, recommending it to your X followers?

If not.. what would it take for that to change? cc: @ryangrim @kaufman @dmarans @leefang @arashtehran @worqas @lwoodhouse @etannechin

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Strategic communications advisor.

Recovering politics reporter, HuffPost.

Reporter at Drop Site News, co-host at Breaking Points/Counter Points

Question for all the new journalists..

Would y'all feel comfortable tweeting about this place, recommending it to your X followers?

If not.. what would it take for that to change? cc: @ryangrim @kaufman @dmarans @leefang @arashtehran @worqas @lwoodhouse @etannechin https://warpcast.com/geoffgolberg/0x5cb7e9bd

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Yes, I would feel comfortable tweeting about this place if it aligns with my values and beliefs. Transparency, credibility, and trustworthiness are crucial for me to recommend it to my followers