Someone tried something similar with me on Instagram. They didn't hack anything, though. They just duplicated the account and added an extra letter to the account name. They followed me and I thought it was weird I wasn't following so followed. Then, they started talking to me via private message and it quickly became clear they were not who they said they were so I went looking for the original account and sure enough…she was still there and had no idea what was going on. The account was killed. That's one thing Instagram seems very good about—killing fraudulent/spammy accounts soon after they're reported. I wish they'd kill them before we have to report but still…

What sort of device has batteries that are so hard to locate?

:-(

@kdfrawg The ones that are not you? Tee hee.

Back atcha, Dameon.

// @kdfrawg

@kdfrawg Wow. I guess there's a story behind that. Hugs…

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Yes. I was pretty sure micro.blog was not what I wanted out of that sort of service (it does not lend itself at all to casual conversations which is what I'm more interested in) but I did back it because I appreciate what Manton was trying to do. Chances are extremely slim that I'll renew after my year is up.

// @thrrgilag

I hope it doesn't prove too difficult to get everyone back up.

@kdfrawg I'm still in (pretty rare) contact with a couple of people from high school so those folks are right at 40 years of friendship but nobody longer that I'm not related to.

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@kdfrawg :-) Thanks.

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