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Sex workers turn to open-source social network based in Australia
The Verge reports [theverge.com]:
Melbourne-based company Assembly Four created Switter after its founders learned that social media platforms were either removing sex workers’ content or banning their accounts. Without the time or resources to build a whole new network from scratch, the group turned to Mastodon.
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