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Brits to follow on Mastodon, Calckey, etc (mastodonapp.uk)

submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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As we are on Feddit.uk and the Twitter equivalents can be tricky until you build your free, let's have some Brits to follow (or those living here in Britland). Quite a few seem to have gone to mastodonapp.uk.

Stephen Fry - started with enthusiasm but has tailed off
Alice Roberts - similar recent lack of posts
Neil Gaiman - not much posting but a lot of boosting
Brian Cox - 1 post 8 months ago
Charles Stross - as the above aren't very active, author Charles Stross has gone full Fediverse
Roger Langridge - cartoonist

OK, that started with enthusiasm and petered out quickly. So here are some other less famous people doing British stuff (heavily skewed to my interests):

Anton Bitel - film reviewer
Rob McCallum - artist (comics, storyboards)
The Teletext Archaeologist - yes, it does what it says on the tin
Nearly Knowledgeable - Shropshire folklore

So have at it.

edit: fixing the links

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Yes, people boosting (?) stuff that I'm not interested in definitely clogged my feed, and most boost more then they post.

And using the all feed was just chock full of non-english posts, which is just so very rarely something I can engage in, I.e. someone who posts cool pics that I dont need context to.

I do winder if I'm just jot using it for the right thing. Ive hears microblogging is good for news.