Elon Musk finally bought Twitter and fulfilled his wish. The famous businessman shared the changes he would make before purchasing the social media platform from his own account. Stating that he wanted Twitter to be a more free space, Elon Musk also paved the way for the edit button.
Some users, who were uncomfortable with Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter, began to explain that they wanted to leave the platform. We also researched social media platforms that will be an alternative to Twitter for users who are uncomfortable with Elon Musk’s purchase. Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
Discord
Instant messaging and community building platform Discord was first released in 2005. The social media platform is mostly used in the form of communities. Discord allows sharing like text, audio and video after joining communities.
Discord also matches users’ Steam, Xbox and PlayStation profiles to show which game other users are playing. Discord, which contains these features, can be a good alternative to Twitter.
Mastodon
Mastodon is similar to Twitter in terms of interface and many features. The social media platform, which was first released in 2016, works in a distributed and instance manner. In other words, each user with a server does his own installation. It is also possible to communicate on the platform through these installations.
Mastodon is used without advertising and investment. Mastodon’s biggest difference from Twitter is that it offers the opportunity to share content up to 500 characters. That’s why Mastodon can be a good alternative for people who want to close their Twitter account.
Reddit, a social news and discussion site, launched in 2005. Users post links, texts, photos and videos on the social media platform. The post with the most interaction goes to the top of the site. On the other hand, the posts that receive little interaction go to the bottom of the site under the sub-directories heading.
What do you, our readers, think about this issue? Are you looking for an alternative platform for Twitter like some users? You can express your thoughts in the comments section or on the SDN Forum.
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