I’m not writing on ‘twtxt’ as much as I did in 2021-2022. While it has many advantages, I couldn’t get my close circle to join.

As part of my focus on digital minimalism, I aim to only use services that bring joy, value, and spark interesting conversations within the community.
That’s why I’m considering suspending my twtxt, switching to microblog on other platforms.

If anything of what I’ve written is interesting for you, or want to chat, you can find me on various platforms here:
https://text.eapl.mx/microblogging

@eapl.me@eapl.me Sad to see you go, disappointed in your choice of X, but respect your decision and choice. I will never cave in myself, even if it means my “circle of friends” remains low. I guess we call ‘em internet friends right? 😅

@eapl.me@eapl.me Aww. Well, I gave you a Follow on Mastodon (although that appears to be moastly Spanish 🤔).

@eapl.me@eapl.me are you sure X will bring joy, and value? Will you have clear conscience knowing you are contributing to such despicable platform? It is your decision to make, sure.

Joy starts at you, not the platform you use. When you get bored, disgusted, offended, and leave X, come and let us know. I will be interested to read all about your experiment then. For now, “¡hasta pronto!”

I know what keeps me coming back to twtxt. It is the little group of people with whom I interact. I don’t need a big audience. More often than not I have nothing interesting to write, but I enjoy the small interactions: bugging prologic, reading abucci, browsing Lyse’s clicks. I enjoy movq commentaries (I imagine him as a professor of some kind, don’t ask me why).

Anyway… cheers!

@eapl.me@eapl.me All the best, see you next life around. :-) On Twtxt I only meet my online friends. I’m staying in touch with some of my real life mates on IRC or e-mail. But that’s fine. That’s just how it goes.

Thanks, @bender@twtxt.net. :-)