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> The inhabitants of some instances are more political than others. Which ones are less political? I went to a supposedly global and tech focused instance only
by unmole 3y ago
> The inhabitants of some instances are more political than others.
Which ones are less political? I went to a supposedly global and tech focused instance only to find US political slogans in the "About" page itself.
> If you actually create an account you will be able to pick and choose whose posts you want to see.
That didn't work on Twitter and I doubt it'll work on Mastodon. Neither of them have a way of categorising posts into topics. There's no way to follow someone to get updates about their work without being subjected to whatever political digressions they chose to share.
- seszett 3y ago> There's no way to follow someone to get updates about their work without being subjected to whatever political digressions they chose to share. Well that's a weakness inherent to microblogging, some people like it evidently (as seen by the success of Twitter). I don't and only got a Mastodon account because I need it to follow some work I'm interested in, and indeed I need to ignore posts I don't care about. Following and ignoring tags helps, but it's not perfect. But it works better than on Twitter.