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   Evan Prodromou (evan@prodromou.pub)'s status on Wednesday, 28-Dec-2022 13:28:46 JST Evan Prodromou

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   • Trillion Byter

   @TrillionB yes. Also, crabbing people out doesn't work very often. They associate anything you're badgering them to do with the bad feeling of being badgered, and they usually dig in their heels and fight it.

   A fun, interesting, diverse, helpful network with a lot of infrastructure capacity is probably the best way to get people to switch.

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     Trillion Byter (trillionb@mstdn.social)'s status on Wednesday, 28-Dec-2022 13:28:47 JST Trillion Byter

     @evan I voted "Strong Disagree".

     I support having 1-on-1 conversations with people still using Twitter. Understanding why they are using it, their concerns about other platforms, etc.

     "Call out" is too presumptive. If their livelihood is based on a Twitter publicity, it isn't helpful to castigate them for not rolling the dice with their future.

     I support helping them transition. If the conversation reveals the are fine remaining associated with hate speech, that's a 1-by-1 determination.