@atomicpoet Completely agree Chris, journos need to leave Twitter, stat. So do any government-associated accounts, congress persons, representatives and politicians.

I also think Washington Post, Raw Story and others would do well to consider creating their own instances on Masto, something that could benefit both their writers as well as their subscribers. It’d also be a solid way to stick it back to Elon.

@atomicpoet you could probably tell them that until you're red in the face, though it's doubtful they will leave. Twitter needs consequences.

@atomicpoet I really hate the narrative that Mastodon is hard to master and requires technical skill. It's not hard, it's just different. You require zero technical skill to join Mastodon and participate, you just need to be willing to do things SLIGHTLY differently. The minute you imply it requires technical skill you scare off people.

@atomicpoet if journalists have indeed been Twitter’s most active user group (and it seems likely to me, based on experience), probably some introspection should be applied about why that is/was and the effect it’s had on the industry.

@atomicpoet @tokyo_0 Journalists are content creators?