Twitter has gotten just a little chaotic lately, and several of us here at The Verge are exploring the alternatives. One of the more popular options so far is Mastodon, a decentralized microblogging (yes, I will call the Twitter format “microblogging” till my dying day) network that’s exploded since November. It’s a service with lots of rough edges, but it’s gotten more useful as some of my favorite Twitter accounts have jumped ship.
Where to find Verge staff on Mastodon
Is it the next Twitter? Who knows. But come hang out with us anyway.
Is it the next Twitter? Who knows. But come hang out with us anyway.


The Verge has an official presence on the Mastodon.Social instance, which you can find here. We also manage a Mastodon.Social bot tracking the biggest US tech law cases in partnership with the Free Law Project. But we’ve gotten requests for a list of individual members to follow on the platform. So here’s a collection of Verge staff active to varying degrees on Mastodon; we’ll update it periodically as people join.
- Adi Robertson, senior reporter – @[email protected]
- T.C. Sottek, executive editor – @[email protected]
- Barbara Krasnoff, reviews editor – @[email protected]
- Richard Lawler, senior news editor – @[email protected]
- Dan Seifert, deputy editor – @[email protected]
- Nilay Patel, editor-in-chief – @[email protected]
- Monica Chin, senior reviewer – @[email protected]
- Antonio G. Di Benedetto, commerce / deals writer – @[email protected]
- Jon Porter, news reporter – @[email protected]
- Jay Peters, news writer – @[email protected]
- Elizabeth Lopatto, senior correspondent – @[email protected]
- Jess Weatherbed, news writer – @[email protected]
- Alex Heath, deputy editor – @[email protected]
- Sean Hollister, senior editor – @[email protected]
- Chris Grant, group publisher – @[email protected]
- Nathan Edwards, senior reviews editor – @[email protected]
- Tom Warren, senior editor – @[email protected]
- Chris Welch, editor and reviewer – @[email protected]
And if you’re just looking to find people in general, Wired has a pretty good guide for it!
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