So in the aftermath of the "great Twitter migration" I think it's safe to say Hive ain't it, Post still has some promise but needs to get its app together, Mastodon is still chugging along and Tumblr? It's doing its Tumblr thing
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So in the aftermath of the "great Twitter migration" I think it's safe to say Hive ain't it, Post still has some promise but needs to get its app together, Mastodon is still chugging along and Tumblr? It's doing its Tumblr thing
I heard this album in the record store the other day when I was browsing and I liked it so much I had to buy the CD. This is a local band and it’s their first official release and I’m digging the hell out of it, if you like feelsy-sounding indie rock you should really give it a listen too because it’s so good
Post Social - “New Song”
I've actually been pondering how the ubiquity of social media + data with mobile context has turned "social" into something seemingly unsocial. It's cool that I can open an app and pull up information about locations aggregated from thousands of other's updates, rating and pictures, but their just data at this point, there's nothing social about it. Then add to this the shifts in the Web from open to proprietary platforms. and all of a sudden social media is starting to indeed look anti-social.