Is it more important that publications post on the Fediverse, or that they don't post on X?
None of that matters that much.
What matters is why they do so (and how).
None of that matters that much.
What matters is why they do so.
@evan simply, the former is required to move community. If you simply stop posting on twitter.com nobody moves. If you start posting on fedi some will move. If you then stop posting on twitter.com many may move.
I would commend anyone who accepts the personal importance of ceasing all interaction with twitter.com, including collectives in agreement who are publishing, but for publications I think the argument is clear that the task of moving community is the one with primacy over purity.
@evan
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