• @Kaldo@beehaw.org
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    91 year ago

    The moment you get actual content creators to move off twitter and provide their content on mastodon, I’m deleting it too. Until then I don’t really see mastodon being a proper replacement, if anything it looks like bsky is taking the lead in that area unfortunately. Besides, half of mastodon community is seemingly against the idea of becoming mainstream anyway… so I dunno if it’s ever going to work out that way.

    • Dee
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      61 year ago

      As somebody who produces content (with a full time job so not as often as I like) it’s so much harder to get engagement on mastodon without the algorithm tbh. I’m trying to get my name out there but engagement is slim to none compared to say, Instagram. I’m not on Twitter but both BlueSky and Mastodon have been a struggle. I don’t see myself devoting too much energy into them as far as posting content goes tbh.

      • Sir Gareth
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        31 year ago

        I’m sorry but that’s because you are treating Mastodon like an advertising platform, not a social network.

        engagement is slim to none compared to say, Instagram

        This is because Instagram is an ad platform with social features.

        • Dee
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          41 year ago

          I’m fully aware of that thanks, I was responding to:

          The moment you get actual content creators to move off twitter and provide their content on mastodon, I’m deleting it too.

          And saying from the perspective of a content creator, that’s an issue that’s hard to overlook. So mastodon won’t get to that point of having all the content creators if there isn’t something to help them share their content. I don’t know what the solution would be, maybe a separate feed with an algorithm that people can switch to if they want.