A question we get often on T2 is why we built DMs before we built video, algo timeline etc. It’s because we met many great people on this platform by responding to their tweet in DMs.

One of the best decisions we made early on with our Twitter alternative T2 (t2.social) is to launch for web. It allowed us to have a logged-out experience, and the ability to find us via Google, which accounts for a significant % of our traffic.

Just a reminder that we’ll be closing the T2 (t2.social) waitlist on August 31. If you’re on the waitlist before then, you’ll be able to sign up and claim a handle, before we switch to our new way of signing up.

We often get asked if T2’s retention is better than Threads. It is. businessinsider.com/threads-meta-a…

On August 31, we will be closing our T2 (t2.social) waitlist. A few weeks later, we’ll launch a new way to sign up. If you’re on the waitlist before August 31, you’ll receive your invite, and will be able to claim your handle before we open more broadly.

One of most unforgottable T2 milestones so far was getting a call from the Japanese broadcaster NHK. Twitter is big in Japan, and they were interested in what we’re building with our Twitter alternative, t2.social. Here are Sarah Oh and I on Japanese TV.

If you are looking for an alternative to Twitter that doesn’t make trust and safety your problem like Mastodon or Bluesky, and isn’t owned by Meta like Threads, you should try T2 (t2.social). Waitlist is here: ylw9koz7tff.typeform.com/t2waitlist

Just a quick reminder that we’ll be closing our t2.social waitlist this Thursday 8/31. If you are on the waitlist before that, we will prioritize you.

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Unveiling something new today ✨

Quick update on T2: We've made some progress on renaming ourselves from t2.social to something new, and should be able to unveil the new name soon. (Don't worry, it will not be "X2").

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