I like the idea but I don’t know if it’ll hold up to the dogs.

Don’t use the hashtags, it’ll only get worse.

Be sure to make a couple comments and a post every day for a month. That gets you active in the algorithm and pushes you to the top of searches. Some experts recommend 10 comments per day.

Not surprised.

So in conclusion, get your #kindle books off Amazon by next week, and look into moving your business elsewhere. I'm working on reducing my Amazon footprint anyway, this is just another push to keep that up. Fuck you, Bezos, and fuck you to the idiots who have voted in this administration. (6/6)

I just want to read my damn books and keep track of them without a ton of extra effort along the way. I read well over a hundred books a year, and the kindle was hands-down the most life-changing invention for me. Who knew that sixteen years later, it would be such a hassle. (5)

All in all a lot of extra work for a similar (at best) result, and possibly a worse one. I'm so fucking frustrated at all of this nonsense and how it points to continuous enshittification and squeezing of every penny out of all of us. With a nice topper of threatened censorship to boot. (4)

I'm now looking into using the Kobo e-book store for future book purchases, which then involves converting and sideloading onto my Kindle Oasis, which I plan to use until it dies and then replace with (current front-runner) a Kobo Libra Color. (3)
#kobo #kobolibracolor

I've spent hours this week downloading all my books and converting them to epub format (1404 books) so that I don't lose them in the future. I've moved my reading data over to Storygraph and will be updating everything there. (2)
#storygraph @thestorygraph.com #calibre

Too little too late. President Muskrat already has all of our data. How about some arrests?

We only played it about halfway through one full game due to time constraints, but it was fun. Easy to follow once we got going and moves quickly. Doesn’t need a lot of space to play so would be good for travel.