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Neither of you have provided any meaningful arguments to support your positions. I would say that Mastodon is an example that supports the OP’s point. But in t
by i_am_nomad 7y ago
Neither of you have provided any meaningful arguments to support your positions.
I would say that Mastodon is an example that supports the OP’s point. But in the real, practical world, a social network needs investment and marketing to catch on and extend to a useful amount of people. So in that sense, you’re correct as well.
- dragonwriter 7y ago> I would say that Mastodon is an example that supports the OP’s point. I would say Mastodon’s degree of success in replacing Facebook, etc., is an example which refutes OP’s point. (Also, Mastodon is more than just a protocol, but even if you ignore that...)
- dredmorbius 7y agoMastodon is minuscule, and has already been showing growing pains. (I'm on Mastodon, have been for two years, and love it. But it is no majick bullet.)