> Compared to the meteoric rise of Threads, it's hard to argue that they didn't fumble the bag when the end-zone was wide open. Following the conversations her

> Compared to the meteoric rise of Threads, it's hard to argue that they didn't fumble the bag when the end-zone was wide open. Following the conversations here, you can sort of see why. Seems like a lot of Mastodon didn't really want to be a Twitter replacement and it also seems like a lot of Mastodon admins and users are happy for that. I entirely support that, I just wish they hadn't wasted a lot of people's time by pretending.