Ok, I might as well start posting. I’ve been finding my way around Mastodon and who to follow. But apart from a few people, many interesting people seem to have joined a year or so ago but then haven’t posted anything for months. Do people come to Mastodon from that other place and then find it less exciting or not as straightforward to use?
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Jim Al-Khalili (jimalkhalili@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 07-Oct-2024 05:59:28 JST Jim Al-Khalili -
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Tuckers Nuts Resist😈! (jstatepost@mstdn.social)'s status on Monday, 07-Oct-2024 05:59:27 JST Tuckers Nuts Resist😈! @snaptophobic @jimalkhalili
🥥 And, if Eye may, Heather, use hashtags liberally and add #AltText to your images to give your posts greater reach and longevity on the Fediverse. 🥥 -
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Heather Kavanagh (snaptophobic@mastodon.me.uk)'s status on Monday, 07-Oct-2024 05:59:28 JST Heather Kavanagh As others have said, it’s a very different space to Twitter. It took me a while to figure it out. Coming up for two years now, and I’ve followed interesting people, made new friends, and reacquainted myself with old ones. This is home now.i don’t fret about follower numbers.
I might suggest you just start posting thoughts, comments, links - like that other place - and people will find you. What is it James O'Brien says? Build it and they will come.
Elledeeay repeated this.
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