Exactly why I perceive it as a bad thing. Mastodon has been *different* from Twitter and with very good reason. Now it tries to become the new Twitter which is disheartening for long-standing users. And the answer is mostly, “pffft, get used to it.”
Top-level
Exactly why I perceive it as a bad thing. Mastodon has been *different* from Twitter and with very good reason. Now it tries to become the new Twitter which is disheartening for long-standing users. And the answer is mostly, “pffft, get used to it.” 4 comments
Of course things change. I’m just not sure if changing Mastodon so as to better resemble Twitter is a good change, that’s all. But let’s stop at this point; as I wrote earlier, we’ll see. @babumenos @brian I guess Mastodon must change to compete. Question is: where are the limits? |
@babumenos As with pretty much any service things change to meet the communities needs.
I've been using Mastodon since around late 2016 or so, and it's *pretty* different than how it was in the beginning. Such is life.