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==How to sign up for a threads account== | |||
You need to download the app and for now it doesn't work inside the EU. To sign-up you need an Instagram account. | |||
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Revision as of 12:26, 11 July 2023
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 Threads
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| Website | threads.net |
| Official instance | threads.net |
| List of instances | fediverse.observer |
Threads formerly Project 92 and Barcelona, is a software project by Meta (the company behind Facebook, Instagram and more). It is a micro-blogging platform and a Fediverse alternative to Twitter.
While the media praises this as a 'saner version of Twitter', that will eventually replace it, in the Fediverse it is generally considered a bad thing.
There is even a pact for Fediverse admins and mods to block Threads and all it's instances. See fedipact.online.
According to polls (1, 2) about 65% - 75% of Fediverse users are in favor of blocking Threads.
What does feel like?
How does Threads compare to Twitter, Mastodon and other microblogging services?
Threads vs the Fediverse
How to sign up for a threads account
You need to download the app and for now it doesn't work inside the EU. To sign-up you need an Instagram account.
External links
Main article: weblinks
- [http://]