I haven't mentioned Spoutible in awhile, because not much has changed. But..the news is that they are still there! Compared to other platforms that were building up around that same time, their longevity is unqiue.
Yes, it's a centralized platform. But they found their niche (lots of anti-Trump politicos) and created a home outside of Meta and X. I'm happy those folks found a community.
Their moderation options are interesting, too. Much more individual user control.
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The 1619 Project Book Club - We're live, so come join us.
#1619project #books #BlackHistory #blm #Spoutible #history #bhm
https://spoutible.com/pod/67b77c676f8e1ba676b1953b
The 1619 Project Book Club - We're live, so come join us.
#1619project #books #BlackHistory #blm #Spoutible #history #bhm
https://spoutible.com/pod/67b77c676f8e1ba676b1953b
@sylv_a I'd like to add #spoutible to the mix.
@BlackAzizAnansi that was the plan. To disrupt organizing. But we could try to move to #Spoutible. A Black-owned alternative. It has all Twitter had except for trolls. It's very good. I am experimenting with Mastodon and Spoutible. Different experiences. But if people moved to Spoutible we could recreate what we had on Twitter without the nastiness.
