Dan Gillmor on Nostr: Academics are still on Twitter, unfortunately. Many of the ones who tried the ...
Academics are still on Twitter, unfortunately. Many of the ones who tried the fediverse gave up fairly quickly (exactly what happened with journalists). Here's a study worth reading, for lessons that Mastodon advocates should heed:
https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.04005Published at
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