Thanks for the helpful advice. I have been debating about joining for a while... put have put it off. Your description makes it sound much more appealing.
As you see in the article, Gail, I have no use for another television. That's all social media was, until Bluesky. The woman who created it is based in Oklahoma, not Silicon Valley. It's a lot like Substack with the culture and settings. It's easy to spot and remove the trolls.
It’s about time. I never had a twitter account and will never open one in “X”.
Most of my use of facebook is to stay in touch with high school and college friends. Or participate in a forum called Quarantine Kitchen to share specialty food recipes and family culinary knowledge.
It’s the sharing of experiences that electronic media “could be” at its best.
Thanks for the helpful advice. I have been debating about joining for a while... put have put it off. Your description makes it sound much more appealing.
As you see in the article, Gail, I have no use for another television. That's all social media was, until Bluesky. The woman who created it is based in Oklahoma, not Silicon Valley. It's a lot like Substack with the culture and settings. It's easy to spot and remove the trolls.
So you are seeking wisdom through BlueSky? Be careful of being forced to choose between being exiled or drinking Hemlock.
Amazing!
It’s about time. I never had a twitter account and will never open one in “X”.
Most of my use of facebook is to stay in touch with high school and college friends. Or participate in a forum called Quarantine Kitchen to share specialty food recipes and family culinary knowledge.
It’s the sharing of experiences that electronic media “could be” at its best.
Great article, Georgia!!