British nonprofits set to flee the platform after Elon Musk’s campaign for Donald Trump pays off

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Thing is people leave and spend a day or two on alternatives, don’t see the traction they got on Twitter and then return.

Bluesky is starting to get there but you have to have some patience and stick to the decision to leave.

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Thing is, people leave and decide after a day or two they’re comfortable hanging out with Nazis, so they go back to the Nazi bar.

I genuinely think worse—far worse—of anybody with a Xhitter account, to the point of presuming that they can’t be trusted with anybody non-male and non-white. There are consequences, in the end, to supporting fascism, no matter what excuses people contrive.

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I’ve seen that. Although people seem to be sticking around this time.

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