I still wish Signal would allow you to register with just a username or email. One thing I liked about Wire more than Signal, but even less people I'm likely to meet will be using Wire vs Signal, which is already rare enough.
Facebook Alternatives
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Re: Facebook Alternatives
#42Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not op but an example is to see what links people are clicking, so op can move popular alternatives to the top of the list. Or identify if a lot of users from (ex. India) are visiting and can provide local options for them.
You can do all that from log files.
Re: Facebook Alternatives
#43Well Nextdoor is a perfect alternative for all your racist relatives who just want to rant about poor people moving into their neighborhood. My whole family has accounts in several different areas of Pittsburgh and most of the posts are people taking pictures of someone walking past their house or parking on their street and asking "Does anyone know this guy? Does he even live here? I think they're planning on breaki…
Frankly, I can't believe this app exists.
Re: Facebook Alternatives
#44Well Nextdoor is a perfect alternative for all your racist relatives who just want to rant about poor people moving into their neighborhood. My whole family has accounts in several different areas of Pittsburgh and most of the posts are people taking pictures of someone walking past their house or parking on their street and asking "Does anyone know this guy? Does he even live here? I think they're planning on breaki…
It is quite different being racist and being concerned about safety.
Re: Facebook Alternatives
#45Earlier quoted context omitted.
Does she use Etsy by chance? Seems like the big place for that kind of thing.
She actually started on Etsy, but it basically paid nothing. Perhaps, the markets are just extremely fickle, but he following is primarily on Instagram and Facebook. She's trying to break into Youtube just to increase exposure, which I think is going reasonably well.
Re: Facebook Alternatives
#46Well Nextdoor is a perfect alternative for all your racist relatives who just want to rant about poor people moving into their neighborhood. My whole family has accounts in several different areas of Pittsburgh and most of the posts are people taking pictures of someone walking past their house or parking on their street and asking "Does anyone know this guy? Does he even live here? I think they're planning on breaki…
It is quite different being racist and being concerned about safety.
Re: Facebook Alternatives
#47Re: Facebook Alternatives
#48De-platforming seems to be a powerful tool for censorship.
Re: Facebook Alternatives
#49Earlier quoted context omitted.
Does she use Etsy by chance? Seems like the big place for that kind of thing.
She actually started on Etsy, but it basically paid nothing. Perhaps, the markets are just extremely fickle, but he following is primarily on Instagram and Facebook. She's trying to break into Youtube just to increase exposure, which I think is going reasonably well.
This could be helpful in the event that another channel fails.
Re: Facebook Alternatives
#50This is what my family who never joined Facebook did. We all just send everybody email updates once a month. No need to see ads or Grandma's racist reposts every day!