Yesterday Gargron helped me get his take on the project, so that I can write a mission statement. But, I would also love to hear your take, so I can combine the two into our collective statement.
This is me trying to be more transparent with the process.
Feel free to help me answer these questions:
1. What does Mastodon mean to you?
2. Where do you want to see the project go?
3. How do you talk about Mastodon with your friends?
@maloki
1. For now, Mastodon is something I use alongside Twitter, for more personal engagement. But also for making dumb jokes.
2. I think it's critically important to have account migration and some sort of cross-instance redundancy for account data (with ability to opt out), so that the mstdn.jp data-loss fiasco doesn't repeat itself.
3. Opensource twitterish where tweets are called toots, you have 500 characters, and no nazis. Decentralized like email. And it's exploding in popularity.
maloki
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