kestrelsnest-blog/content/mytweets.md

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title: Welcome to the @ewagoner Twitter archive
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I was an early adopter of Twitter, going back to when its main interface was via SMS. Somehow it managed to completely replace all the writing I was doing on my blog, something I had been doing for nearly a decade.

The Musk takeover made me realize I needed to reclaim my words and my online presence. The way he turned it into a (not so) proverbial Nazi bar made me realize I couldn't be in both places.

But damned if he was going to have all my words, so I took them with me. Here, you can search my tweets, get a link to an archived version, and view all the content in a nice, threaded form where applicable. This does not include replies to other people, so this is just "standalone" tweets and threads.

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<p>This site was made with <a href="https://tinysubversions.com/twitter-archive/make-your-own/">this Twitter archiving tool</a>.</p>
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