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As I’m moving away from Twitter, there are some things that have been locked in over there that I want to move over to my own blog. One such thing is a few screen shots from Breath of the Wild.
I still haven’t figured out a good way to ”Rube Goldberg” my tweets from the Switch to my blog. It’ll likely be something really low tech in the end.
I’m getting back into playing Breath of the Wild again. Yesterday I started searching for one of the last lost memories. I was sure I knew ruffly where it was so I looked around like crazy but couldn’t find it, so I had to give up.
Today I made another attempt, realized I was looking in the wrong place and also where I should look an low and behold, I found it! I thought about googling it multiple times when I got frustrated but now I’m so glad that I didn’t. The feeling of accomplishment was really intense when I found it.
I’ve added all microcasts from the indieweb wiki page to my microcasts OPML.
I’ve now turned off the plugin on my blog that syndicates my posts to Twitter. I don’t know yet if it’s temporary or permanent.
I’ve known for quite some time that I need to cut down on my Twitter usage. Most of the time it doesn’t make me happy, doesn’t make me feel more closely connected with my friends and doesn’t make me feel like I’m caught up on the news. In fact, the only thing it does is make me feel angry and frustrated. It keeps me in this loop of outrage, disgust and the feeling of moral superiority that so many of us are a part of and help feed.
CPG Grey has made a great video on how we spread and feed anger and it perfectly captures how Twitter feels to me.1
So I need to cut back on Twitter. I started a while ago, probably a year ago, by deleting Twitterrific from my phone and computer. I allowed myself to dip back into it from time to time using Twitters horrible web interface and for a few months I kept it casual. Then I reinstalled the app for a while, removed it when I realized that it started taking up too much time again but from that point on I haven’t been able to keep myself away from browsing via the web.
That is where I am right now. I mindlessly check Twitter whenever, wherever, and I always come across something that makes me feel bad or angry or sad or outraged.
With syndication off that would mean I would just be a passive spectator and that would hopefully feel like such a waste of time that I don’t even bother going there.
Cross your fingers for me!
Pay no attention to this, it’s just a test.
@MrHenko Too late ?
Kära Örebroare,
Idag är det inte Halloween.
Thank you for
. I’m glad you commented on of the environment and situation I was in.Thank you for
. I’m glad you liked and I agree on how powerful it would be if feed readers picked up the conversations. That kind of integration of post and replies is one of the benefits that the silos has today.Let me know if you do take the time and make your own microcast.
Replies and comments
colinwalker
6 november, 2017 11:57@MrHenko Best of luck Henrik? I was where you are about a year ago and since deciding to not tweet it got much easier to stay away.
MrHenko
6 november, 2017 12:24@colinwalker Nice to hear! I hope it’ll be the same for me.
colinwalker
6 november, 2017 12:44@MrHenko I’m sure it will. But this has got me thinking about how networks try to claw us back in. I feel a post coming on. ?
MrHenko
6 november, 2017 12:52@colinwalker Sounds like the premise for an interesting post. Looking forward to it!