Leaving X / Twitter

#1

Hi all,
Nice to see that TW is still alive an kicking. :slight_smile:

No longer active are my accounts on X / Twitter, where I used to update https://x.com/TiddlyWikiCH at least when new versions of TW were published.

As I have decided to leave the mostly toxic platform I would offer to anyone who sees any value in it to take over this TW related account.

Please let me know if you are the one, otherwise I will delete the account at the beginning of the upcoming new year.

Happy holidays and all the best to you and your loved ones for 2025 from snowy Switzerland,
Thomas

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#2

Happy to hear that as I “left” the platform since the Musk take over. My account is there, but I barely use it, as I’m now on Mastodon and Nostr. I have not deviced/deployed a migration plan to my new social media account. Have you though something about that, to let your audience know about your new social places?

Cheers,

#3

Hi Offray, I found you on Mastodon and it should not be difficult to find me there either. (My handle is telmiger.)

Of course I made a backup of my tweets (download archive and import in a TW using the plugin Twitter Archivist).

Cheers, Thomas

#4

I found you back and now I’m following you also.

I was unaware of the Twitter archivist plugin. Could you tell me more?

Before Twitter take over by Musk, we did a project to visualize political discourse in Twitter for the candidates to the presidential elections in Colombia. As usual, our backend was Pharo/GToolkit and our front end was TW. That was in the times when Nitter was functional and the report interface was done for print first. Having a Twitter archivist as a TW plugin could enable the HTML interface we lack, at lest for personal archival purposes, which I think would become common part of the so called eXodus, that has been increased after USA last elections.

#5

See Archive All Your Tweets in TiddlyWiki

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