💬 Discord — Haven’t really joined any dev communities there yet. Am I missing another platform worth exploring? 🤔

🔴 YouTube — I just use it for the channels I follow, so I can’t judge its recommendations. But when you find a good creator, it really adds up.

🔵 Twitter vs 🔷 Bluesky — The algorithm difference is huge. Twitter tailors my feed in a day; Bluesky still feels random after weeks (and way more politics). Also, Twitter has an overwhelming amount of pixel art 🎨

🟣 Twitch — I watch some streams out of curiosity, but it doesn’t go beyond that.

🔶 Substack — Not much dev content, but great artistic voices discussing narrative and creativity in gaming — things you rarely see elsewhere.

👾 Reddit — A massive jungle. Too many silly posts at the top, but lots of devs openly sharing Steam metrics and personal insights. Can be gold if you dig deep.

💚 Kickstarter — Fascinating variety. Aside from a few great exceptions, most projects are tiny 1–4k goals, some actually succeed. I see more quality elsewhere (and more opportunists here 😅).

✍️ Medium — At first, all I saw was content about AI. But after some days, the algorithm started showing devs, small studios, and niche journalists. Now I find at least one solid article a day.