yelldown warhellride @wolfteeth@mellified.men

@maxeddy i'm usually interested in the reputation of the company running it, since trust is a big factor. also whether they log/monetize user activity (same issue)

@Leucrotta when my past teams used the liked/learned/etc format it was "liked, learned, loathed, longed for" -- i.e. half things that went well, half things that need improvement. if you're not encouraged to give negative feedback, the process is 100% useless

@tek agreed. i'm not too sympathetic to facebook and twitter myself, but it's a hell of a legal precedent to say a private company can't make decisions about what speech they promote

@itsnero NICE

@tooiebird hi again!

@masklayer awooo

@spinner_8 i still don't know what fleets are because i only use tweetdeck. i am content in that lack of knowledge. some things in this world weren't meant to be known

@Leucrotta i always like seeing you around here! sorry you had a rough day

@ToroidalCore now i feel like i need to try this

"When the time comes you cannot put sand in a toilet." --Charles Mingus

trying to think good thoughts today. like the fact that legendary jazz musician charles mingus trained his cat to use the toilet and wrote an instructional pamphlet about the process: https://www.charlesmingus.com/mingus/cat-traning-program

@bunnyhero Eternal 2020 is here

@DirkGrundy yeah, i always forgot about it. i recently found a desktop app called whalebird that lets you be logged into multiple accounts in the same app, which might help! https://whalebird.social/

as for alternatives, i've seen some people drift to yiff.life for AD accounts, but i did like the monstery theme

based on private replies, sounds like monsterpit's admin just didn't want to run it anymore. which is fine! sad to see it go though

@noiob hmm, that's a hint anyway. part of what's so weird to me is their adjacent services (chat, blogging, nextcloud, etc) don't resolve either

@noiob damn