Social Media Posts
BlueSky, Mastodon, and Notes; Oh, My!
This Week In Writing, we talk about all the “Twitter Alternatives” and what makes the most sense for writers.
We Have to Talk About Platform Proliferation
This Week In Writing, we ask why no platform is content on doing one thing well and instead want to do all things poorly.
I Don't Want to Talk to You on WhatsApp
This Week In Writing, we address an impersonation issue, talk about scammers, and settle a Mastodon issue.
You Have Questions, I May Have Answers
This Week In Writing, we celebrate International Question Day by listening to Selena Gomez. What does that have in common? Keep reading!
Introducing My Writing Community!
A new way to connect with writers, discuss your interests, and receive feedback on your creative endeavors.
Use Better Words to Be More Inclusive
This Week In Writing, we talk about words to avoid in 2023, a special offer from a friend, and Medium joining Mastodon
Would You Burn Your Entire Archive
This Week In Writing, we contemplate throwing out our leftovers and slimming down our digital presence.
The Day Twitter Died
We’ll be singing, “Bye-bye, Miss American Pie. Drove my Tesla to the office, but there was just one guy.”
This Just in: Will Twitter Verification Save Twitter
Elon Musk wants everyone to pay $8/month for Twitter verification, but will that save the platform or alienate people?
The Fate of The Seven Kingdoms
The future on social media is much like the Game of Thrones. Right now, the only thing missing is a dragon.
How Do You Deliver Joy
This Week In Writing, we discuss how to find your joy and how to spread joy to others.
Spring Into the Best Twitter Client You’ve Never Heard Of
How does the Spring Twitter client by Junyu Kuang stack up to Tweetbot and Twitterrific?
You Should Be on Twitter
This Week In Writing, we explore how I’m shocked how many writers don’t take advantage of Twitter’s potential for writers.
Is Censorship Changing Your Language?
This Week In Writing, we explore algorithm-driven ‘anglospeak’ and how words and their meanings change over time.
How To Disconnect From The Internet Without Going Broke
We can’t hand our social media accounts to a pricey team as celebrities do—but there are actionable steps we can take toward a healthier relationship with media.
Beware the Ides of March?
This Week In Writing, we reclaim the Ides of March and turn it into a day to celebrate and lift writers worldwide.
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