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@nielso yes, it is always hard to know where to spent your limited time/energy. I personally would say it all differs depending on your use case.
I would post my music at the bigger platforms AND on my private site/Instagram linktree I would have this as no 1 spot with a "buy my music, fairly paid, no money to big corps" message. But I can totally understand why you would choose a different path.
At the end it's a hen-and-egg situation. There is no change without us all advertising for it.
Since this goes viral:
Trans rights are human rights.
No human is illegal.
@mason When they bought Bandcamp, they removed half the staff. And the journalistic part is completely gone.
You all know that Bandcamp is owned by Songtradr, who gutted it a lot. But don't fret, we have a new and better alternative now. It launched yesterday:
It is a #CoOp, so it is not in the hands of big money but in the hands of us, the consumers and creators.
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@halfbyte oh noes 
@halfbyte i am using mailbox.org and their support fixed a ui bug last week after i sent them a mail. Within two days.
And sorry for all the “host your own!!1!l” dudes who reply here 🫣
LinkedIn nowadays is basically 90% AI slop posts. No, I am not exaggerating. Open it up and check for yourselves.
Those "self optimization" folks there optimized themselves out of the social network.
Watching all the videos by @NorthBayPython and really getting flashbacks of the #eurucamp days and that vibe 🥰. If you need some good vibes and want to learn stuff, the talks are all amazing. I know I am repeating myself, but it is all just *sooo goood*.
@plexus but lots of their arguments for why they need their own browser engine are provably false. “Experiment with new user interface design”. Sure sure. Have you looked at Vivaldi, Zen, or Horse Browser? You don’t need an engine to do UI experiments 
. Also, can Firefox please actually start to do real UI innovation again, please?
