Late reply incoming... I myself joined Steemit after G+ closed (in February 2019), then moved to spinoff Hive (the following April) after word on the crisis began dawning on me. No regrets for not looking

Trust me on this one, I sure didn't. (P.S. They mercifully fired her.)

This fellow Redditor also wrote of what happened that Wednesday; I'll link to your story in a matter of hours. Sorry you lost your posts there...

Wow. Just...wow. Words can't even begin to express...

Another shining example as to why I've long remained an FB holdout.

To which I can highly relate; no wonder I'm yearning for commissions money. (Relevant bit's nearly halfway down in my longest post to date.)

Officially by circumstance, rather. Researched my where-to options during G+'s twilight, decided on STM, and you know the rest of the story... Speaking of recently gone Google products: Plus successor

Where I come from, I remain a Facebook holdout to the very end; this even extends to any app of theirs that isn't Mapillary. (Yes, Virginia--FB recently bought the open-source counterpart to Street View.)

...you are so active all around the internet. Where do you find the time? Must be 24x7 creating content for and managing all these communities. Chapeau! You should've joined me on Google+ back when that

As far as I'm aware, OEL manga has seldom been discussed on this platform--let alone showcased as in this instance. Keep it up!

From two days ago, the debut of a brand-new feature on my long-running feed (whose name is taken from a Lewis Carroll poem line). Post #2 with this new subject hashtag, #CabbagesAndKings, began as an

Used to be called Constitution, after the state nickname of Connecticut (where I started it for a brief spell in the early 2010s; I'm now based in Florida). Just for fun: The first four words of this reply

My own public-domain label, now branded as Constant Noble.

Just so you know, it's got talking animals; set in the Caribbean; and based on my yet-to-be-realised book (whose first 1,000 words will surface anytime in the coming weeks). Main characters are a preteen

Greetings from a fellow user who also plans on making an animated miniseries someday. (We'll talk it over as soon as circumstances permit; you'll find hints and previews across my feed.)

In which I transition from @partiko to @eSteemApp, and give an update on my lockdown agenda:

r/Steemit + r/HiveNetwork.

In which I report on the progress of my map project, mourn the social side of Google, discuss a Care Bears fan artist, and plan on drawing a red panda:

Hammer.

Relent.