Dan Shuman
Anyone have any recommendations for Bookwyrm instance(s) oriented around climate change and climate action? (But happy with a well-run generic instance too!)
Looking to join one to start tracking and recommending reads on those topics, including climate justice, sustainability, solarpunk, economics, and circular economies, but also overlapping a bit with technology, history, democracy, politics, finance, and potentially other tangentially related topics.
Philip Weiss (Phil in SF)
@bluegreenandfree small Bookwyrm instances are even more lonely than small mastodon instances.i think you'll find a larger general instance easier to find people reading climate stuff, especially if you have "shelves" of climate related books and use the books tab on the front page to see what people are saying about the books.
Philip Weiss (Phil in SF)
@bluegreenandfree maintained was my motivation. i ended up on sfba.club because it's actively maintained by sfba.social.
Dan Shuman
@kingrat While I'm happy to interact and discuss about books on Bookwyrm, my goal is more to discuss books elsewhere (Mastodon, maybe linkedin if not too heretical) and then be able to direct to my presence on Bookwyrm. So I'm not terribly bothered to end on a small instance or one where there's not a ton of interaction on the instance. My main preference then is somewhere that will be maintained and available for a long time.
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