Twin Cities Geek maintains a number of virtual spaces on third-party websites where members of the community can meet and mingle. It is a goal of ours to provide online spaces where topics important to members of Minnesota geek communities can be discussed in fun, constructive, responsible, and impactful ways.
Twin Cities Geek on Facebook
The Twin Cities Geeks Facebook group is our discussion space on Facebook with over 25,000 local Minnesota geeks. The Twin Cities Geek Facebook fan page engages the Minnesota geek Facebook community with stories, questions, and fun posts on a daily basis. Join the group to meet your fellow Minnesota geeks, and follow the page to see Twin Cities Geek articles in your newsfeed!
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Twin Cities Geek on Bluesky
The Twin Cities Geek Bluesky feed engages the Minnesota geek Bluesky community with stories, questions, and fun tweets on a daily basis. If you have anything you would like to ask the Minnesota geek community on Bluesky, simply tag @TwinCitiesGeek.com and we will retpost your question!
We also maintain a Twin Cities Geeks Bluesky feed. Use the hashtag #TwinCitiesGeeks for your post to be added to the feed. There is a delay between feed refreshes.
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Twin Cities Geek on Mastodon
The Twin Cities Geek Mastodon feed engages the Minnesota geek Mastodon community with stories, questions, and fun toots on a daily basis. If you have anything you would like to ask the Minnesota geek community on Mastodon, simply tag @TwinCitiesGeek@mspsocial.net and we will boost your question!
Note: Twin Cities Geek is on a moderated instance that defederates from instances hosting trolls, TERFs, etc.
To follow, copy @TwinCitiesGeek@mspsocial.net to your clipboard then search for us from your mastodon instance.
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Twin Cities Geeks Discord Server
The Twin Cities Geeks Discord server is a community hub to share and learn about events, have club meetings, and enjoy a variety of channels for chatting with other Minnesota geeks about a range of topics. It’s a great place to find out what’s going on in the local geek community or just to hang out and be social.
Twin Cities Geeks Subreddit
The Twin Cities Geeks subreddit is a the space on reddit for connecting with your Minnesota geek community. Join r/twincitiesgeeks to share links, memes, news, and images, and engage in discussion with other Minnesota geeks about a wide variety of topics.
Twin Cities Geeks on Signal
The Twin Cities Geeks Signal group chat is a way to exchange messages with community members using the Signal secure messaging protocol and app. Messages will auto-delete after 4 weeks.
Twin Cities Geek on Instagram
The Twin Cities Geek Instagram account engages the Minnesota geek community with photos related to stories on the Twin Cities Geek website, community outreach, and general geekery.
Twin Cities Geek on LinkedIn
The Twin Cities Geek LinkedIn company page syndicates stories from the magazine so you can keep up to date with Twin Cities Geek articles via LinkedIn.
Twin Cities Geek on Tumblr
The Twin Cities Geek Tumblr blog syndicates stories from the magazine so you can keep up to date with Twin Cities Geek articles via your Tumblr dash.
Twin Cities Geek on Pinterest
The Twin Cities Geek Pinterest board pins stories from the magazine so you can keep up to date with Twin Cities Geek articles via your Pinterest feed.
Twin Cities Geeks Slack
The Twin Cities Geeks Slack has a variety of channels for chatting with other Minnesota geeks about a wide variety of topics. It’s a great place to check in for a quick chat during your workday or connect with fellow geeks in real time during an event.
Twin Cities Geek on Twitter/X
The Twin Cities Geek Twitter/X feed used to syndicate stories from the magazine so you can keep up to date with Twin Cities Geek articles via Twitter/X. We don’t maintain it anymore and hopefully we don’t need to explain why. But all of the old content is still there.
Twin Cities Geeks Steam Group
The Twin Cities Geeks Steam group is a space for Minnesota gamers on Steam to connect, chat, trade games, and play together.
Twin Cities Geeks Battle.net Group
The Twin Cities Geeks Blizzard Battle.net group is a space for Minnesota players of Battle.net games to connect, chat, and play together.
Twin Cities Geek Forums
Yes, we also have forums on this very website!