>just go to another and still contact friends
the only problem is that you can only have friends of the type of people that use Mastodon
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So my mom and aunt wont be on it? Sign me up
Much like here, where I only talk to the kind of person who would sign up for Hacker News. Oh, wait... that’s a good thing.
are you sure this is not actually an advantage
It is and it isn't. I imagine your humor implies that technical people are using Mastadon, ie the same type that would be using HN, but the reality is that while that is true, Twitter "rejects" are also using Mastadon. Sometimes this means communities filled with very.. controversial people.
Yeah again I guess this is the choice isn't it? Those communities spring up everywhere, but instances can still block one-another. I'd say it's better to have a choice of moderation style than one grand overseer.
>It is and it isn't. I imagine your humor implies that technical people are using Mastadon, ie the same type that would be using HN, but the reality is that while that is true, Twitter "rejects" are also using Mastadon. Sometimes this means communities filled with very.. controversial people.
Mastodon being federated, though, means that while the controversial people may be using it, the rest of the Mastodon-Verse doesn't need to interact with them.
The big trouble with Twitter is that if those people want to harass you, you as a user have very little choice but to sit there and take it.
Have you met people on twitter?
Have you met people?
Yeah, exactly. Look at the content Facebook wants you to see. Would you rather consume that?