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First impressions, just creating a new account on another server and importing data on who you follow (which has to be done via individual CSV file download/uploads) alerts everyone you followed, and they might then follow you again before you've even done the migrate option that updates everyone's following profile automatically.
I assume the process handles the overlap, but this is a little messy. I'd rather this just work without notifying the people who follow me.
Tempted to migrate my profile to hachyderm.io, now that they have registrations open again. Seems to make sense to not be on the biggest server (mastodon.social) and hope they can handle scaling.
The process (backup data, join new server, import data, verify other profile, redirect on old account, migrate to new account) seems straightforward enough.
https://docs.joinmastodon.org/user/moving/
Anyone gone through this and aware of any nuances? You keep your followers, but not your posts.
I find myself struggling to make checking, much less posting to Mastodon a regular habit, so the news that its lost a chunk of its new regular users isn't surprising. A certain amount of churn is also to be expected.
I've always liked the overall idea of an algorithmic feed, and Twitter's works well enough for me. It has more content to chose from and knows me well enough compared to here.
Not giving up here, but Mastodon's timeline still feels a bit random to me.
Having a blast during the holiday break relaunching my personal site/blog with Astro: https://joostschuur.com
Theme based on https://github.com/flexdinesh/blogster
Plus this quick selfie I took of me a year ago is a gift that keeps on giving.
New blog post on how to only redeploy a Vercel project inside a Turborepo monorepo if it has changes, using turbo-ignore:
