After careful consideration, SAPIEN Technologies has decided to consolidate our social media presence on one platform—Mastodon.
Where to Find Us
We have updated our social media account profiles to indicate that we are now on a single platform and we will only monitor our Mastodon account. We are keeping our X (Twitter) account for now, but we will not be actively posting there.
Follow us on Mastodon (@SAPIENTech@techhub.social) for the latest product news, build releases, sales, and more.
Feedback
If you have any questions or comments, please post below or in our support forums.
Why don’t you stay on mainstream platform like twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn. Always avoided Mastodon as it is too complex to manage.
Change in licensing back in January, change of social media in March. A little more stability would be welcome. You have such a nice product!
Mainstream is a bit of a misnomer today. Twitter, or better, X closed off all APIs. Facebook and LinkedIn are avoided by many as they seem to generate a large amount of unwanted emails.
We picked Mastodon for two reasons. Mastodon has an RSS Feed, which allows use to pipe new posts directly into product notifications. We are currently adding this to all products.
Mastodon also lets you to read our posts there without the need to have an account. Most other social media platforms require an account to read posts or at the very least
cover up posts with popups ‘suggesting’ you login or create an account. We do not want to force anyone to have a specific social media account to get some news or information from us.
Mastodon, for now, allows us to do exactly that.
Oh and thank you for the nice product comment, Very much appreciated!
Agree with Jean-Marc. Mastadon is like IRC back in the day. there are too many individual servers that are completely out of touch with each other so in order to get all the vendors I want to monitor I have to have multiple mastadon accounts. If you are not interested in FB or IG, take a look at Reddit.
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