I tried to use mastodon but it never stuck for me. Mostly because of the lack of communities that I'm part of on twitter. Ever since musk's takeover, I've been using twitter less and less.
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I tried to use mastodon but it never stuck for me. Mostly because of the lack of communities that I'm part of on twitter. Ever since musk's takeover, I've been using twitter less and less.
Porn is the reason, the internet is so popular. It's basically a driving force!
These days people get offended for even the tiniest thing lol
Yes! I've been seeing a lot of toxic comments and posts lately. It's kinda turning into a niche hyper toxic reddit.
Should've gone to work in a coal mine to get that early start :3
Fuck ya bro! I suggest you leave traces of yourself all over the internet so that at some point in time someone somewhere might stumble upon it and know about you. Maybe along with a blog try logging the films you like on letterboxd? And write a short funny review?
Seriously what the fuck uk? Now I'm never gonna visit!
Replying to you from a cheap fast Android phone.
Meowdy there little partner! 🤠
Btw how are you so good at plating??
Oh my my that bread looks gorgeous
This looks wonderful!
Just get a bicycle bro
I know the shawarma kinda looks like a taco but the bread was small and difficult to roll, that's why I just gave up and ate it like a taco💀
Yea! My friend and I went to an Irish pub on that street and played pool! I lost :(
I was 99% sure this was a rick roll
Branding is also another factor that comes into play here. Most regular users are used to having a more polished app. Simplicity is the driving force behind apps like tiktok and Instagram. They build on top of each other rather than reinventing the wheel. So it's just a transfer of skills and patterns. With the fediverse, regular users have relearn those patterns and skills, which most people just aren't going to do.
One way to solve this problem is to just abstract the idea of the fediverse. Rather than saying "join the fediverse, we're decentralised" we could say "we're a multiverse of internet communities".
I also dont think regular users care about whether a post is from another server or not. This can be abstracted as well by only showing the community not the server. What I'm trying to say is, even though the fediverse is a decentralised network, we need to treat is as a centralized one.
he would definitely sell access to it per second.
You're enchained by your own sorrow...
i think this is a good read on what they can do https://ploum.net/...
thanks for using Leebra!
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