In the spring, at the suggestion of Alex Kotov (channel Causa Arcana), I started a mastodon account. Then, due to moving, I didn’t have time for it, but now I’ve decided to start using it again. With a limit of 500 characters per post, this network only allows writing in the format of extended tweets, which suits me very poorly. I cannot promise that I will maintain it regularly—at least tweets post themselves and don’t ask for much. Anyway, we’ll see.

I also had to set up an Instagram. The thing is, I help with supplying materials for the Montelibero Instagram, and in this nightmare of a social network, you can’t even look at what someone has posted without your own account. To keep the account from being completely dead, I will post photos with brief remarks there—consider it a free demo version of my channel on Boosty; in that paid channel, posts about my adventures here are much more detailed and comprehensive.

The full list of social networks where my materials are presented is consolidated on the corresponding page.

I am not a great entrepreneur, and I am poor at selling myself. Psychologically, I feel most comfortable doing the work first and then giving those who wish the opportunity to say thanks via a donation. But this model only brings in any money if you regularly remind people of this opportunity, and I interpret that as being pushy. As a result, the project doesn’t bring nearly enough money to live on, which means I must either devote more time and attention to finding other sources of income or more actively monetize my own project. To start, I want to gather feedback on what content you are actually willing to pay for. The survey is open; you can add your own options. A promise is not a marriage contract Participating in the survey does not entail financial obligations. Nevertheless, I would be glad if the answers were sufficiently serious. I would also welcome detailed comments with advice and suggestions.