alt Hacker NewsBluesky and the fediverse. No one outside the US and Europe uses websites for anything that isn't buying or selling something because social media gets more views even for political purposes.
Bluesky and the fediverse. No one outside the US and Europe uses websites for anything that isn't buying or selling something because social media gets more views even for political purposes.
Organizations very much rely on websites for the information they share. I don't even know how most data would need to be sliced to fit into tweets.
Like, how would you tweet exchange rates consistently and accessibly?
https://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/policy_and_exchange_rates/eu...
Microblogging, as a format, is a niche. If you do use it as an organization, you need an authoritative place on the Internet that you control, from which all other data ideally is derived. You can still mirror it to Twitter/Mastodon or whatever just fine.
Deciding to be held hostage by a third-party platform so that someone in the organization can save three clicks is just unprofessional.