Haven't used discord in forever. No thanks.
I like the double-entendre in peertube though.
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I haven't logged into my Reddit account since June.
I never used Twitter, so that wasn't an issue for me.
I just stopped using Discord, if I need to message someone on the internet I suggest Matrix but I almost never use it.
I mostly use Odysee and Nebula to watch videos, if I need to use YouTube I use alternative front-ends like Piped or LibreTube. I tried PeerTube, but there's just not enough content that I would want to watch.
Yeah, that sounds very reasonable. Peertubes discovery is just not good imo.
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- never used reddit, but i like my kbin alt acc very much
- xitter never really was my thing, neither masto or pleroma > but when xitter migration sped up last year, i thought that finally something is happening on the fedi, so i signed up at a calckey instance (and later, i got many more accs on other fedi platforms)
- discord? no > matrix? no
- yt: i use alternative frontends, but certainly not peertube
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