>I found this disappointing because it means that for there to be a critical mass of content in a particular community so that it gains in popularity, then that

>I found this disappointing because it means that for there to be a critical mass of content in a particular community so that it gains in popularity, then that particular community in that particular instance has to become popular on its own, instead of all instances contributing to one big community Totally agree. The whole server focus is not user friendly or intuitive. As an example I finally found someone to follow and decided to look at the people rhey were following, but it would only show me people from that server. The complete lack of discoverability is jarring. Really not sure Mastodon is ready for mass market.