It may be technically solved, but if people aren't using it instead of centralized, biased social networking, it's not really a solution in it's current form.

It may be technically solved, but if people aren't using it instead of centralized, biased social networking, it's not really a solution in it's current form. Until we can find a way to make a Mastodon better than Facebook, it'll be impossible to gain a critical mass for people to take it seriously. This might come from marketing the benefits of decentralization, maybe finding a way to have a universal "login" page that can direct users to particular nodes, etc.