https://www.reddit.com/r/beehaw/

https://www.reddit.com/r/sopuli/

Doesn’t really matter if it’s officially beehaw or not, fan accounts exist. Afaik fan accounts exist on twitter for hexbear:

https://twitter.com/Hexbear_io

https://twitter.com/chapo_chat

Similar to elon, posts on twitter dont have to be about any topic in particular. Eventually an enemy of the bees will make a fake official looking beehaw acct to make the bees look bad.

I would do it, but i don’t toot or tweet enough. But i will subscribe to you if you make an acct. Could even do it as a join acct to enable enough daily action

There is a beehaw redddit account: https://www.reddit.com/user/beehaw-lemmy

there are also (official?) wolfballs and lemmygrad promotional reddit accounts.

  • @[email protected]
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    61 year ago

    The structure of twitter means it would take a lot of work to build any kind of following and even then have low conversion to beehaw users. A placeholder or low effort account would be merely whispering into the void. All of that effort would be better spent posting on beehaw and making it a more inviting place. In my mind I think there is no promotional value in jumping on that sinking ship.

    • Butterbee (She/Her)
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      This is so true. Even if you DO manage to get a large following on Twitter you only reach a fraction of your followers. That’s been seen since they introduced the views metric on tweets. Fully agree that just having more content here is probably the best thing to do.

      I joined Mastodon after Elon’s antics and I probably wouldn’t have stayed if there wasn’t a vibrant community. Content is king in social media.

    • @[email protected]
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      11 year ago

      thanks for the ping. I’m kinda in the same boat as Chris below. I never was a Twitter user and I don’t know the first place to start. I did create a reddit: https://old.reddit.com/r/midwestsocial just to claim the name, really. I also experimented with sharing a /c/ community in reddit subs, and that went about as well as expected (banned from one, attacked by right-wing users in another, and ignored in a third). I don’t want to aggressively promote Lemmy stuff like that, otherwise people will see us as spammers.

      • @[email protected]OP
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        41 year ago

        McDonald’s and Starbucks do max aggression advertising and very few people complain.

        Ex I’m in a public bathroom right now and there is a McDonald’s advertisement