I wish I had ever used Twitter so I could leave it. Kinda awkward when you want to boycott something, but you weren't consuming it in the first place. Same thing happened with Chick-Fil-A.
I never got the appeal of chick-fil-A, I finally tried like 6 or 7 years ago because someone i knew was raving about it. It was so greasy I got sick a few hours after eating it, I haven't had it since. I don't understand how everyone is sitting there eating the greasiest food I've ever had and then pretending like they're not getting the shits an hour later, while they're raving about it online and to your face. Also its not like I eat veggies 24/7 so fast food obviously upset my stomach.. I eat my fair share of pub food, burgers/fries/tater tots, etc...
That, mixed with their political stance, and they can fuck right off.
Kinda awkward when you want to boycott something, but you weren't consuming it in the first place. Same thing happened with Chick-Fil-A.
You think THAT'S bad? I wanted to boycott them too, but can't even flip off the building as I pass it, owing to the nearest one being on the other side of the Atlantic ocean!
If it's his website he can do whatever he wants no matter the perceived value as long as it doesn't clash with existing laws. Even if it's illegal he can probably do it and figure something out.
This would be like if someone bought out everyone's favorite restaurant and totally ruined it. The food is worse, the staff are rude, and the only people who still hang out there are a bunch of jerks. And now you're telling me the owner sometimes shows up and kicks you out of your seat because you're in "his" spot?
The obvious remedy is to stop fucking going. And yet, people keep fucking going.
Unpopular opinion (at least in the Fediverse): while mastodon exists and is nice (if a little harder to grasp), Threads actually has a sufficient user base to be considered a substitute for Xitter. I was watching it during the debates and there was lively enough conversation to be interesting and still unable to read every comment that tagged the debate in real time.
Down with centralized social media and all that, but just a suggestion if you miss the volume of posts and the centralized interface that Xitter dumps out.
Drag would like to introduce you to a wonderful website called Mastodon. https://mastodon.social
Drag respects the fact that Mastodon exists, but drag also doesn't use it because the Twitter format is very boring. Drag tried using Twitter before Musk bought it, and it was no fun at all. Drag was just screaming into the void.
Kind of hard to feel sympathy for them, they stuck around on a site that promotes an endorses actual Nazis and pedophiles. If you choose to be on that site I assume you approve of that.