Hello Again and Need Help Restarting

[Steven Lake]

Hi again everyone! I'm finally back after a LONG hiatus. Man, life's been busy. Anyhow, I'm finally moving back into marketing again (been publishing despite the crazy busy life, but just didn't have time to promote) and need to get up to speed once more on where to go, and what to do. I'm still on Twitter/X, I've added MeWe (or did I have that before, I can't remember) and Truth for social media (can't do FB as I got permabanned, and Instagram/Pinterest/etc are out since I don't have a smart phone), Youtube and Rumble for video stuff, and Author's Den.

With that said, who else should I get onto? And yeah, I know not having a smart phone limits me, but I'll have that sorted no later than July, so if you have some, like Telegram or Signal, that require a smart phone, give them to me anyways and I'll add those later on when I get the phone. The why on that is too long to cover, so I'll just say "it's coming", but don't have it yet. lol. Also, if this is in the wrong spot (remember, I've been away for a long while, so I'm not up to speed on what to do anymore), mods please feel free to move it. Anyhow, hello again and I look forward to working with you all again.

Edit: Oh heavens, I just checked and it's been 6 years. Geez, I guess I have been busy for a while. lol.

[lera]

hii!

in social media of this day and age i really recommend getting into bluesky! it's an open source replacement for what used to be twitter, it's ad-free and is orders of magnitude friendlier to the user than honestly any other social media site. and what's most important in our case is it has a very lovely community of writers, as most indie writers who used to use twitter migrated there!

[nana77]

Hi, I'm not on socials, but can reccomend/suggest this if you didn't know about: https://diasporafoundation.org/

The Federation, or as often called the "Fediverse", refers to a global social network composed of nodes that talk to each other. Each of them is an installation of software which supports one of the federated social web protocols.

These social hubs create a decentralized and federated social network of millions of users all around the globe. This is how the internet was supposed to be.