evidence: Following Tesla CEO Elon Musk's buyout of Twitter in October of last year, many users have sought an alternative platform. For LGBTQ+ users, that search is especially important, as Musk has made Twitter's hate speech moderation (anti-LGBTQ+ speech included) more lax. And last month, Musk removed protections for trans people from the site's hateful conduct policy. From Mastodon to Clubhouse to Hive, the Twitter exodus has yet to find a permanent home, and many have continued tweeting in the face of Musk's increasingly contentious, and frequently transphobic, policies.