I've also found the change unexpectedly rewarding. I guess that's at least partly because I used Tumblr merely for reblogging. I didn't really post anything myself, and it was very rarely that I interacted with anyone. Twitter became the only venue for any sort of fannish interaction, but even there, I mostly talked about non-fannish things.
I haven't tried Mastodon myself, even though it seems interesting. I know from experience that having too many social media platforms to use will just exhaust me. I already have too many (Tumblr, Twitter, Pillowfort, DW, Facebook), so I guess I'm in the wait and see mindset for now.
I have become more active on DW, though. I've been commenting here and there, which has been nice. I guess that'll taper down in time, when the excitement of the change of routine fades. :/ But for now, DW is where I'm most active.
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Date: 2018-12-10 01:23 pm (UTC)I've also found the change unexpectedly rewarding. I guess that's at least partly because I used Tumblr merely for reblogging. I didn't really post anything myself, and it was very rarely that I interacted with anyone. Twitter became the only venue for any sort of fannish interaction, but even there, I mostly talked about non-fannish things.
I haven't tried Mastodon myself, even though it seems interesting. I know from experience that having too many social media platforms to use will just exhaust me. I already have too many (Tumblr, Twitter, Pillowfort, DW, Facebook), so I guess I'm in the wait and see mindset for now.
I have become more active on DW, though. I've been commenting here and there, which has been nice. I guess that'll taper down in time, when the excitement of the change of routine fades. :/ But for now, DW is where I'm most active.