After traveling for almost 9 years, I decided to move my content to decentralized platforms. I want to share my journey and experiences in a lighter, more open way — away from Facebook and the heavy Meta ecosystem.
My Accounts in the Decentralized World#
Mastodon:
@rubenstorm@defcon.social— I post travel stories, images, and updates like when I pass borders or arrive at airports. Most of this content is followers-only, so subscribers see exclusive content.Misskey:
@rubenstorm@sakurajima.social— Here I post more images per post. No location is shared on this account.Pixelfed:
@rubenstorm@pixelfed.one— If you just want photos and short stories from my travels, Pixelfed is the place to follow. No blog links, no location, just images and stories.Nostr:
rubenstorm@nostr.lima.zone— Daily posts, updates, and connections in a fully decentralized environment.Mastodon.world:
@rubenstorm@mastodon.world— For daily posts and connecting in the Fediverse, keeping in touch with the fediworld.
I also link my blog posts from Hive: hive.blog/@rubenstorm on both Mastodon and Misskey accounts.
Why Decentralized?#
Most of my content — stories, photos, and updates — is for followers only 👁️. Exclusive content is available for subscribers. This approach gives me more control, privacy, and freedom, away from the constraints of centralized platforms.
I used the default Mastodon client for a while, which is very nice. My favorite client is Tusky for its minimalistic design, and for image posting and Misskey servers I use Fedilab. Fedilab is powerful, and Tusky keeps things simple.
It doesn’t matter where you register — the Fediverse is cross-platform and cross-server compatible, so you can follow me regardless of which server you choose.
The Future is Decentralized#
Meta’s business is not used much anymore in my workflow. The future is decentralized — Nostr and the Fediverse.
If you’d like to support me, you can zap some sats to my Lightning address: rubenstorm@coinos.io⚡
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