> Mastodon/GNU Social/Quitter right now is a thriving social network I'm going to have to disagree with this. Compared to Twitter, Facebook, even G+, they are

> Mastodon/GNU Social/Quitter right now is a thriving social network I'm going to have to disagree with this. Compared to Twitter, Facebook, even G+, they are miniscule. Are my friends there? How do I know which of these federated instances to check for my friends in the first place. And what about my company's CEO? Or IBM's blockchain engineering team? Or British Airways customer services? Or the actors in the TV series I like? NONE of them are there! So lets not pretend that these are going to replace social media - they will be the playthings of a handful of starry eyed geeks and FSF libertarians, nothing more.