More mainstream sites and links where I hardly ever go to or post in. Far more successful people call this “networking”

Discord: not a fan of centralized proprietary anything, but it's hard to completely avoid it in this day and age. I'm not on it often though: slnls

Email: the most likely place I'll get back to you the soonest. Old, simple, reliable.

Gamejolt: the cool hip place for indie devs before itch came along and ate its lunch

Itch.io: the current cool hip place for indie devs, no pumpkin spice lattes though

Steam: I sometimes play multiplayer games like Duck Game or AoEII (or I can whip up a TF2 or Terraria server in a jiffy). Otherwise I'll be clocking another several hundred hours into Rimworld like a sane, well-adjusted person.

Twitch: when a couple buddies come over we might stream Smash Ultimate (as we get smashed in the process). I don't have a Nintendo Online subscription, so I won't play with you. And I refuse to pay for an online subscription for just about anything, except an internet connection. To make matters worse, when I tried out a free trial the delay was shamefully atrocious. I'd use slippi if I wasn't a total scrub and relied on that sweet sweet input buffer.

Twitter: another site I don't like too much, but such is the life of the aspiring indie game dev. I don't spew dumb politics, so I don't have one of them fancy verified symbols. I just keep it to random updates and tidbits on projects I might be working on for that delicious notification dopamine hit we've all been conditioned to crave in these unprecedented times.