(This doesn't mean that those social networks don't have problems! …it just means that people on other social networks don't usually know what they are.)
(…also my Twitter archive does go back to before 2013: I didn't include those in my archive because it turns out the way I was tweeting at the time was, to put it bluntly, pure unadulterated cringe.)
The script that I'm using I've also put online in case people want to use it, but I confess I've made no real effort to make it usable by people who aren't me: https://github.com/aisamanra/twote
I've downloaded my Twitter archive and turned it into a single-page archive of all my tweets since the beginning of 2013: https://tweets.infinitenegativeutility.com/ I'm still iterating on it, but it's more or less browseable as-is.
Also, the username—aysámanra—is "dreamer" in an old conlang of mine. (I don't do conlang stuff much any more, but it's an old hobby that's still dear to me.)
In light of the influx of new arrivals, I'll do a fresh #introduction: I'm Getty (he/him) and I'm a 30-something living in the Pacific Northwest. Programmer by trade and sometimes hobby, linguist by academic background, also into writing, art, crafts, food, cocktails, and abysmally bad puns. (Plus very strong left-leaning politics, but I usually keep politics off my social media these days.) I also was aisamanra on Twitter, and I'm aysamanra on Cohost.
The elevator pitch for Matzo is something like, "What if Tracery but more of a programming language?" Pretty firmly alpha-ish software, but I already use it on a regular basis for stuff like quick random generation while running tabletop games.
At some point I'm going to make a proper website for the language, but I now have a working and reasonably polished "try in the browser" for Matzo, my random-text-generation language: https://gdritter.com/mtz.html
that spooky janitor character in the direct-to-video movie of your life
formerly @keweddji as well as @aisamanra and @uzhdanra on birdsite. he/him