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> A number of people I like went to Mastodon, I enjoy I can keep reading their stuff. And I get the problems with Bluesky. But boy do I wish I had an invite, it
by lapcat 3y ago
> A number of people I like went to Mastodon, I enjoy I can keep reading their stuff. And I get the problems with Bluesky. But boy do I wish I had an invite, it sounds so much less contentious and more fun.
I've found Bluesky to be uninteresting, and my feed is also pretty dead now. People sign up and then abandon it. I don't bother checking much anymore or handing out the invite codes that I'm accumulating.
Ironically, even the people who say that Mastodon is a dead end and Bluesky is more promising are posting more on Mastodon than on Blueksy. ;-)
- tourmalinetaco 3y agoIt’s a negative feedback loop. Poster A posts, sees interaction is low, and stops posting. Viewer A sees P-A stops posting, checks less. P-B sees posts and interactions decline, focuses on higher interaction platforms, meaning V-A has even less reason to check. When new people join, they find no one using the platform and abandon it shortly after, leading to a wasteland.