Think about it as a filter: the early adopters are folks who are at least smart enough to join a Mastodon server. (And BTW that's really a low bar. A friend o

Think about it as a filter: the early adopters are folks who are at least smart enough to join a Mastodon server. (And BTW that's really a low bar. A friend of mine was talking the other day about "the pain of switching from Twitter to Mastodon" and I had to stop him. You just click some buttons and type a bit. You don't even have to get out of your chair!? I am always reminded of the Jetsons arguing over who is going to push the button to make dinner. Anyway...) > If Mastadon (sic) is too complex to attract critical mass of users to achieve a competitive network effect, I would say it already has attracted critical mass of users, eh? > it will not replace Twitter. Question the assumption that it should?