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I don’t think I get that credit but I did use it early on. It’s so useful! :) Heads of Lettuce another popular unit of measure these days.

People are bringing their following graph. there are tools to export the people I pay attention to already, so it felt like less of a cold start problem. I’ve been here longer but since so many twitter groups moved there simultaneously it was easy to figure out what to chat about, norms etc.

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Any more? I’ve tried probably a half-dozen at this point. Curious how you’ve found it.

I still like Reddit. Random groups like r/Gardening (I have a brown thumb) and interest-based things. Mastodon has had an influx of people too…

So do people think things will change significantly on Twitter after Friday? I don’t, though a lot of people are tweeting about looking for new spaces today.

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I’m enjoying it. :) mostly lurking. It does feel slightly weird building up a new habit but the UI and the community are both great.

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danah boyd has some good writing on this spanning years (her early internet stuff is really interesting to read today). You looking for individual benefits/psychology or more crowd psychology stuff?

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