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As an end user what’s even changed? Seems the same to me. Just Bluechecks and journalists angry that they’ll no longer be a special class of user on the site s
by whywhywhywhy 4y ago
As an end user what’s even changed? Seems the same to me.
Just Bluechecks and journalists angry that they’ll no longer be a special class of user on the site so they’re claiming it’s over and a disaster when really it hasn’t changed to the end user.
- pessimizer 4y agoIt's funny that the reaction to the twitter moderation team being reduced to still enormous was to move to Mastodon, with no moderation teams other than the guy who runs the node.
- kortex 4y agoI think the big difference is on Mastodon, you have way finer-grained control over what content you are exposed to. Twitter is more like one giant global state, so if there is toxic content, it can leak to way more eyeballs that don't want to see it.