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> But everyone else I followed either never moved or quickly gave up and seems to have taken up residence on Bluesky. What were the types of people who moved o
by flopsamjetsam 3y ago
> But everyone else I followed either never moved or quickly gave up and seems to have taken up residence on Bluesky.
What were the types of people who moved over to Bluesky?
- MBCook 3y agoSome of them are just less tech-y. Mastodon can give a very poor reception. There are a lot of people who seem to consider it there and are mad other people are showing up and not following their self-imposed rules on all servers. Instantly telling people they’re doing things ‘wrong’. The people (not many, I think, but enough) can be rude about it or downright hostile. They’re like the RMS GNU/Linux brigaders of social networks. And they drive people away. I’ve seen a lot of people say they don’t want to be on Twitter due to Elon actively encouraging horrible things, and Mastodon treated them (or a friend) poorly. Even if they’ve tried both, they say Bluesky feels more like the fun old twitter, whereas Mastodon can be very serious (I’ve seen this problem too). I sort of get the feeling Mastodon lost it’s big moment due to the behavior of many users. I haven’t been on Bluesky. Someone gave me a code (thanks a ton!) but since signups are locked at the moment I haven’t been able to jump on.