Here are four platforms that could be alternatives for users who are looking to ditch the bird
closed late Thursday, critics of the billionaire’s plan to reduce oversight of content on the platform began considering their options if they leave the site.
Whether people are looking to share their opinions, research, humor, or artistic content, the following platforms could be alternatives to Twitter for users who are looking to ditch the bird.The first platform that online users often describe as a similar experience to Twitter is Mastodon. The platform prides itself as a decentralized open-source platform that can’t be sold and won’t go bankrupt because it doesn’t have a singular owner.
On Mastodon, users can create profiles, upload photo and video content and post Toots—messages of up to 500 characters that happen to sound a lot like Tweets. The platform has a lot of other features that are similar to Twitter including a timeline view, “boosts,” which function like Twitter’s “retweets,” and “favorites,” similar to Twitter’s “likes.”
Discord’s thousands of different servers are a solid option for people hoping to connect around a specific topic—like video game streams, K-pop discussions, or cute-cat-photo compilations. One drawback of Discord’s server system is that users can only join up to 100 servers, and each server is only designed to host up to 250,000 users. Although server communities can apply to increase their capacity, they still remain significantly smaller than Twitter’s open platform.
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