...what is "it"? I'm not really sure how to elaborate, but Plume reminds me of Twitter in the early days, but it's got that Tumblr-length word count. The browsing and following system reminds me of Google's old RSS feed reader (which I LOVED by the way) just seems to have all the right beginnings of a good micro-blogging platform. I really hope both Plume and Mastodon are successful in gaining a sizable userbase. I know to those of you between the ages of 17-22 coming here from Tumblr Plume doesn't seem like much, but trust me, I think this platform might just be the next big thing.
Advice from a 90's kid
I witnessed the rise and fall of Myspace, I was there in the early days of Facebook (which I may also leave soon), I had a Twitter account way back in the beginning, I've dabbled in Ello (it's like Tumblr and Twitter somehow had a baby that is worse than both of them), and honestly, this Plume thing seems really promising. I know it doesn't look like much yet, and I can't get the tagging system to work (please send help), but this platform actually has "it"...
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bodaciousbanshee
Call me Banshee. 26. Female. Pan&Polyam. This is a blog about magick, occult, necromancy, ancestor veneration, witchcraft, mythology, history, ancient civilizations, anthropology, etymology, and other esoteric subjects, as well as personal ramblings and things that make me laugh.
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December 18, 2018 12:04
Hi, I think we were neighbours on Tumblr or something. I am also quite keen on Plume (except that it locked me out of my previous account for no reason at all) and the fediverse in general. I used to have a Mastodon account on witches.live, but I was nuked out of there too, it seems. Do you know of any other pagan spaces around?