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Linux Today Left Twitter (X) 2 Months Ago, 14 Years After It Had Joined

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 16, 2023,
updated Oct 16, 2023

THE "social control media" phenomenon is a passing fad. Earlier this year Tux Machines completely dumped Twitter (X) and now we see that months later Linux Today did the same. This means that Elon Musk and his very deplorable associates (since ages ago) cannot easily control the communications between GNU/Linux users. That's a very positive development.

LXer is still in Twitter, but it only posts a "tweet" about once or twice per day, i.e. less then 10% of the stories in LXer. █

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