I don't use Twitter or Mastodon either, I'm happy spewing my terrible opinions here. But for those that remain, you're absolutely right it needs that critical m

I don't use Twitter or Mastodon either, I'm happy spewing my terrible opinions here. But for those that remain, you're absolutely right it needs that critical mass of high quality content (for myriad definitions of quality), positive interactions, and reach. I'm just saying that from a purely utilitarian point of view, the sum total of disappointment will be higher for users if Mastodon's momentum disappears, compared to that of people who have ideological objections to Mastodon having a functional search engine. If nobody cares about that, well, then welcome to the fediverse I guess.