The tl:dr is in whatever online communities you frequent, do you ever ask yourself "who isn't here? Who doesn't feel welcome here? What barriers are there to participation?" If not, you should. What I like about Twitter is how much more diverse it was than any place I've been online, and also how so many of us managed to create beautiful supportive communities there. People found their people there, but it was also so open enough that anyone could join into a conversation. I learned so much from so many people on there. I plan to stay on Twitter in solidarity with my community until it burns down, you can
The end of Twitter?
The end of Twitter?
The end of Twitter?
The tl:dr is in whatever online communities you frequent, do you ever ask yourself "who isn't here? Who doesn't feel welcome here? What barriers are there to participation?" If not, you should. What I like about Twitter is how much more diverse it was than any place I've been online, and also how so many of us managed to create beautiful supportive communities there. People found their people there, but it was also so open enough that anyone could join into a conversation. I learned so much from so many people on there. I plan to stay on Twitter in solidarity with my community until it burns down, you can