In case you weren’t paying attention, Facebook’s idea of combating misinformation is to make everyone play ball by their rules. Y’know, in ways that make Facebook money.
The three types of vaguebooking (and which one is the most toxic of all.)
You’re probably familiar with “vaguebooking”. You probably hate it…and have done it once or twice. Or three times. Or… well, you get the idea. To refresh, vaguebooking is […]
I am not a number; I am a free man, OR, why you should never rely on social media
If you don’t personally own your website and data, you don’t have a website or data. Quite simply, you cannot rely on someone else for you to have a website, platform, or social media presence.
Let me tell you why.
Centralized social media is dead, long live social media!
I’ve started using Mastodon, and now that the initial buzz has died down, I’m finding it to feel like Twitter in the early days, before the trolls and Nazis and crappiness and “sorted timelines” and “promoted tweets”.
All Social Media is Not Equal: A Quick Lesson From Buffer
Because I tend to find, read, and share stuff in fits and spurts, I use Buffer in order to space out the things I want to share. Because […]
Some quick ways to get me to block/unfollow you on social media
TL;DR: If you spam my ass with things about your book or tag me in events, videos, and other things I’m not actually involved with, then the odds […]