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Image of a post removed by moderators of r/Mastodon where I asked "Is it users that need to leave Twitter, or is it those that ;invite feedback' that should offer more, and better, alternatives, so that users don't need to use Twitter? What's missing from this snippit from a popular discussion website?" and below that is a screenshot of a Reddit home page offering only 'Facebook', 'Twitter', and 'Instagram' as contact points.

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Image of a post removed by moderators of r/Mastodon where I asked "Is it users that need to leave Twitter, or is it those that ;invite feedback' that should offer more, and better, alternatives, so that users don't need to use Twitter? What's missing from this snippit from a popular discussion website?" and below that is a screenshot of a Reddit home page offering only 'Facebook', 'Twitter', and 'Instagram' as contact points.
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Colin Murphy (spudulike@mastodon.social)'s status on Wednesday, 21-Dec-2022 04:54:06 JST Colin Murphy
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@Gargron I was going to ask this in the AMA, but the post has been removed. Mastodon is probably a better place to discuss this anyway.
I wasn't singling out Reddit here, but there was a touch of irony about it, which is why I used that screenshot. Sites I see daily, like the BBC, are just as guilty.
To my mind, even sites like https://www.openrightsgroup.org/ need to re-jig the icon order - and having two lines of icons seperated with an "... and if you must ..." would be even better.

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