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- Fenzik ( @Fenzik@lemmy.ml ) English33•1 year ago
Funny, but feels unfair to mastodon (as someone who doesn’t use mastodon), they are definitely not trying to destroy the world and could use donations too!
- bear_delune ( @bear_delune@beehaw.org ) English32•1 year ago
No journalist has any idea how Mastodon works
- dan ( @dan@lemm.ee ) English16•1 year ago
Honestly by completely ignoring the subject of federation, aside from acknowledging that mastodon’s creators/owners/etc have limited scope to turn evil, they’ve actually done a fairly reasonable job with this one.
- Chris ( @floppy@rabbitea.rs ) English13•1 year ago
Actually this one’s on Mastodon at @firstdogonthemoon@aus.social
- jonne ( @jonne@infosec.pub ) English15•1 year ago
The sign up process is kind of user hostile (or at least was a couple of months ago, they improved it a lot). People don’t really want to have to figure out which server to sign up to if they barely know what a server is.
They’re probably not talking about the actual conversations on Mastodon (although there’s definitely some condescension there, like if you dare to post an image without alt text they’ll come out).
- Polendri ( @Polendri@lemmy.ca ) English9•1 year ago
I feel that about the Fediverse too, despite being highly technical. Picking a server involves trust (e.g. that they won’t go offline and take your account down with them), but you’re just exposed to a list of servers with no idea who runs them. Plus, the server name shows up in your handle, so it affects one’s public persona and people care about that.
I’m on Lemmy through lemmy.ca which feels like an authoritative “Lemmy for Canada”, but… it’s just some random individual person who snagged the domain name. They seem great but I have no assurance that something weird won’t happen with it later.
- echo ( @echo@sopuli.xyz ) English10•1 year ago
they’re right about mastodon being light on the shitposts. it feels like it has all the self-importance of annoying twitter users, but none of the fun parts of twitter
- MeowKittyWow ( @MeowKittyWow@beehaw.org ) English14•1 year ago
Re: shitposts, it definitely strongly depends on who you follow. My home feed on mastodon is inundated with shitposts (and I like each one)
- 98codes ( @98codes@lemm.ee ) English2•1 year ago
Given that my Mastodon feed is around 15% pooptoots (where I like it), it seems that you’re following the wrong people.
- lowleveldata ( @lowleveldata@programming.dev ) English4•1 year ago
Isn’t that why the artist put a “NO” in the corresponding row?
- 995a3c3c3c3c2424 ( @995a3c3c3c3c2424@feddit.nl ) English19•1 year ago
Twitter is burning.
Bluesky is smug.
T2’s still learning.
And Threads has bug.Mastodon’s tricky.
Discord’s a slog.
Spill is picky.
You might as well blog.- Five ( @Five@beehaw.org ) English4•1 year ago
- Hell Socialstein, “Where the Infinite Scroll Ends”
- 995a3c3c3c3c2424 ( @995a3c3c3c3c2424@feddit.nl ) English5•1 year ago
(It’s Dorothy Parker actually.)
- Hillmarsh ( @Hillmarsh@lemmy.ml ) English4•1 year ago
Thanks. Never heard of that one but it made my goddanged day!
- Cylinsier ( @Cylinsier@beehaw.org ) English12•1 year ago
I think Bsky’s biggest challenge is that you can’t get on the damn platform.
- eleitl ( @eleitl@lemmy.ml ) English7•1 year ago
/c/collapse on Lemmy works fine for me.
- people_are_cute ( @people_are_cute@lemmy.sdf.org ) English2•1 year ago
Wonder where Substack Notes stacks up