I”m reusing the image from this weekend because this post contains information that Twitter deems is “against their TOS.” Which are total BS and a desperate attempt to hang on to people. No matter what happens with the dumpster fire that is Twitter (rumors I have seen on Twitter are investors are telling a certain billionaire he needs to step down and appoint an adult as CEO).
We have never had a home that could be ours. Every time we get an amiable underwear space, it gets taken away. I’m looking at you Tumblr. However, Tumblr is back and allowing NSFW content, just not porn. I came up with an infographic you can look at the four places I have considered going. The good and the bad of each.
This is by no means the end-all-be-all list. If you are familiar with these and I have something wrong, let me know so I can fix it. I use some of these sites I”m learning as well.
The site I am leaning toward the most is Hive. The first reason it seems to be a mix of Twitter and Instagram. It’s super easy to use, and you don’t have to do a lot to sign up. Lastly, it’s very welcoming to the LGBTQ+ community on the front discover page; it has a section for the community. I know Hive had some issues and was down for a few days this month. They are a super small team and are growing fast. Over the last few updates, the app has sped up, and it seems to be on the right track. I haven’t created accounts for the UNB Blog and UNB Store yet, but I’m debating my strategy.
I said it before, and I’ll say it again we need an underwear social media place we can connect. The sucky part of this is that we seem to be splintering and unsure where our online buds are going. The new TOS violation of linking seems A. Anti=competitive and B. are desperate.
I created a page here to link to all the UNB Social media accounts and mine. I plan on adding more for the podcast guys and this will be a place for you to find us where ever we go. Plus, there is always the blog, and I’ll try to write updates as I can.
