> Communities are not siloed independent bubbles. People are Venn diagrams of lots of communities and interests. Selecting a username can be difficult, deciding

> Communities are not siloed independent bubbles. People are Venn diagrams of lots of communities and interests. Selecting a username can be difficult, deciding which community you want as part of your identity—even if you can change it—is too much. The act of choosing a server has kept more than a few people away from Mastodon. I don't want people to be Venn diagrams. I want communities to be a Venn diagram. Like subreddits, or FB Groups, or Discord servers. I have always been a person with many interests. And Mastodon doesn't cut it for me. The way I find new reddit subs in comments or come to know about new FB groups from friends- is missing in Mastodon. Why should I must choose among Open Source, Math and Machine Learning? I like all of them. I should be able to see posts from all communities on a single feed. It is also not as Twitter or Instagram. Where everything is people centric but you get suggestions and shares from different interest groups.