Mastodon announces transition to non-profit structure | TechCrunch
Mastodon announces transition to non-profit structure | TechCrunch
Decentralized social network organization Mastodon said Monday that it is planning to create a new non-profit organization in Europe and hand over
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This is good news and will affect its dozens of users.
I know you meant it in jest, but I think the last I saw, it was at 9mil and growing steadily.
And TBH, that relative lack of general attention is probably a good thing. Too much growth too fast could swamp or sink some instances.
Regardless of user numbers, it seems DEAD there. I go out looking for content and can't find anything worth sticking around for.
If you follow hashtags, and you're a big frickin' nerd, Mastodon actually has pretty good content.
I follow lots of cool stuff but also notice that none of that cool stuff gets any sort of interaction whatsoever. That's because discoverability is shit. Search is broken. The only thing that gets any sort of attention is TRUSK BAD.
BSky has the right idea with user-configurable/sharable algorithms. So there are still algorithms, but you the user are entirely in control of them.
Oh, I hear you...
Filters can make it so the Mastodon feed doesn't force you to want to walk out into traffic.
Yeah, I don't have that problem, because I just don't follow those sorts of accounts but popping over to the search column also coincidentally throws you into the "trending" posts and holy balls.
I tried searching my interests of hockey, guitar, and recording music. There were a few things, but not much. I don't have the highest expectations either. I know we are in the Fediverse.
Yep. The "big frickin' nerd" part carries my statement pretty hard.
Homelab, videogames, Linux stuff... Content for miles.
Lol. I get it. I play COD and Apex Legends. =C
Be the change you want to see, man. I lurk on mastodon and love hockey. Surely we're not the only ones (bit of a do as I say, not as I do moment on my part lol)
Have you tried doing things like following hashtags? That's the best way to find content, I've found. If you write your own comments, you should also use hashtags so people can find you.
None of that will happen by default, and there's no algorithm that will do that for you.
I'll try.
There's dozens of us! Oh wait, yeah.