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Our version of Pleroma doesn’t have the capability to delete accounts

The VPS is located in Poland & costs just $76.80/month.

Mastodon.tech is a Mastodon Server currently running Pleroma but it can be switched to run the Mastodon Software.

Mastodon.tech has great potential with its name recognition of the former Mastodon.technology

It’s for sale to a Administrator with a bigger server. The current VPS is too small & slow causing users to leave. Out of 614 registered users, only 37 are active due to lag. 2792 total posts & 18,555 peers.

For only $470 usd, you receive the domain “Mastodon.tech,” & the VPS server with everything loaded/working.

Mastodon.tech has great potential with its name recognition of the former Mastodon.technology

It’s for sale to a Administrator with a bigger server. The current VPS is too small & slow causing users to leave. Out of 614 registered users, only 37 are active due to lag. 2792 total posts & 18,555 peers.

For only $470 usd, you receive the domain “Mastodon.tech,” & the VPS server with everything loaded/working.

I’m not trying to be a prick, isn’t it: “…by Ellen Clegg and I”

Good article by the way

Sadly, it doesn’t export with this version of Pleroma we’re running.

Did you find our server too slow?

I see. And that is the mystery. For example in Hopkinton, the Hopkinton Independent and HopNews.com are making enough money to keep going, the Independent having just hired a new reporter Mary Ellen. Yet a bit over 2 years ago Gannett shut down their former weekly in Hopkinton, The Hopkinton Town Crier. If 2 weeklys can survive profitably in Hopkinton, why couldn’t Gannett’s weekly have survived? Is Gannett so bad at running local newspapers?

Oh I get it, they didn’t close the digital newsportal but ceased the print version on those. The titles continue online

Thank you sincerely 🙏

@jeffjarvis @dankennedy_nu @Cincyblog @dangillmor didn't say that, was wondering why you thought some shaming os okay.

@Cincyblog @jeffjarvis @dangillmor I don't even care about size. It's the specific communities I need to engage with.

@dankennedy_nu @dangillmor
In the Black Twitter Summit to which I played host in February, I saw that it might be easy for an individual to move but not for a community.

New at Media Nation: X/Twitter may be terrible, but it's still the go-to place for certain types of conversations. https://dankennedy.net/2023/10/07/x-twitter-may-be-terrible-but-its-still-the-go-to-place-for-certain-types-of-conversations/

@dankennedy_nu Disappointed...

@dankennedy_nu @dangillmor I know that journalists continue to talk to each other there, and to other political communities and sources. It's raised all kinds of questions and recognition for me about where many journalists connect and with whom. (Twitter has never been where local news, for instance, finds much audience - vs. other platforms, especially Facebook and Instagram) But I'm also disappointed by the acceptance of Musk's terms.

Which papers were closed in Eastern Mass?

We run #Soapbox OTP Stable (not the latest Soapbox.be) And we run #Masto-FE on our subdomain for those that want the #Mastodon interface: m.mastodon.tech

I’m open to your suggestions?

We had a year’s experience running Mastodon but saw the writing on the wall about the coming obsolescence of Ruby based Mastodon. #Pleroma/#Soapbox is faster, more resource efficient, & the future of the Fediverse.

However, the CEO & Founder of #Mastodon, Eugen Rochko, has given us pushback which may end up in court: https://mastodon.social/@Gargron/109177601618496744

Great point Professor Dan 👍

I heard North Eastern University is under construction 🏗?

Good point 👍 I guess the hope is to use Mastodon for more secure transactions in the future but the data-leak reveals it’s not ready