Vienna, WV—I’m making a significant change in how I connect with all of you. Today, I’m announcing my decision to leave Twitter (X) and fully embrace BlueSky as my primary platform for community engagement. The decision wasn’t easy, but it’s become necessary given the unpredictable changes on Twitter, including random account suspensions under Elon Musk’s leadership. The risk to my account and the years of effort I’ve put into building this community is simply too great. “This isn’t just about protecting my account,” I explained in a recent statement. “It’s about ensuring that I can continue to interact with all of you without the fear of being abruptly silenced by policies that lack transparency.” Twitter has been a valuable tool for creators like me for many years, but recent events have made it an unreliable space for fostering meaningful connections. Over the past few months, I’ve watched as fellow creators have lost their platforms and their voices due to arbitrary enforcement of unclear rules. I’ve decided it’s time to adapt and prioritize a platform that respects its users and offers a stable environment for growth and interaction. BlueSky feels like the right fit for where I’m headed. Its decentralized structure and user-first approach align with my values and goals as a creator. The ability to shape my space and engage with all of you without the looming risk of sudden suspension is a refreshing change. This move isn’t just about leaving Twitter—it’s about finding a better way to connect with you all. “At the end of the day, my priority is this community,” I added. “Gaming has always been about connections, creativity, and shared experiences. BlueSky gives me the tools to keep that spirit alive.” While this shift may feel like the end of an era, I see it as the beginning of something even better. I’m excited to explore new opportunities on BlueSky, and I hope you’ll join me there as we continue to grow and evolve together.