gangrif,
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@owen @jerry Go make an account on any new social platform, see what your timeline is full of.

probably 25% People talking about joining, and probably promoted content.
Now.. remove the promoted content.

Now, spend 6 months interacting and following people building a list of contacts and interactions. Your content feed looks like what.. 40% if you’re lucky meaningful interactions and content, the rest promoted/ad content.

gangrif,
@gangrif@social.undrground.org avatar

@owen @jerry Now.. consider a new platform, that doesn’t have the filler/promoted content… what are you left with?

Give mastodon time, try to interact.. it’s taken me months, but starting from my own instance up to now…. Its easily a pre e-day twitter experience from a meaningful content perspective.

owen,
@owen@social.ridetrans.it avatar

@gangrif @jerry I agree with this and it's why I'm still here.

But the biggest problem is that most people whose content I care about still haven't moved off Twitter. Mastodon can't control that.

But I also think there are real technical obstacles to improving the content in my feed, which Mastodon can fix and would probably help people move.

jerry,
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@owen I have a feeling X could fall apart fast. If they start carging and lose a lot of engagement and lose some of the big "influencers" that are keeping so many people there (even security people, though they will not admit it), I expect it'll unravel very fast.
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