One of the things that kept me on Twitter was that so many of the brightest names in areas of actual expertise were there.
And you could open a conversation and many of them were responsive. And when they weren’t, there would be plenty of their followers from whom you could actually learn things.
To a large extent that first statement is still true, but in my experience the second is not.
I presume that Musk’s suppression of non-Blue-Ticks is the main reason
…I suppose if you’re someone of standing, you don’t really notice the difference?
But there is one.
i don't see how they can't notice
they invested years in cultivating a quality level of engagement and a robust following. musk came in and killed it all. and they're still dealing with that
there's still a large number of quality accounts there. it's still shifting away, slowly, slower than we want, but it's happening
i'm interested in how we can beef mastodon up to accelerate that
Jonathan Schofield
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