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Cake day: June 10th, 2023

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  • It’s fascinating how the narrative have shifted.

    Before buying Twitter:

    He doesn’t need to buy Twitter, he can back out the deal at any time. He’s not stupid to waive his due diligence. He’s the smartest and richest person to ever live on this planet.

    After he’s forced to buy it:

    • He’s going to solve bot problem in Twitter.

    • He’s going to make it the best freeze peach platform

    • He’s going to make Twitter profitable

    Fails miserably and it is tanking despite trying his hardest keep it afloat by making it a right wing haven:

    He’s clearly trying to run this place to the ground, This was his plan all along.

    The mental gymnastics is amusing to say the least.


  • Why stick to the worse one, though?

    Why is mastodon the worse one?

    Many people coming from twitter run from the fediverse, because they’re told there’s nothing other than mastodon, which they find hard to use, lacking and extremely toxic.

    Why is everyone so adamant that Mastodon should accommodate to users leaving Twitter by being a Twitter clone? It was meant to be federated, privacy friendly, self-hosted, less toxic twitter alternative for small communities , not a clone of Twitter. People act like everyone becomes seasoned to using Twitter or other mainstream social media websites by default and it’s mastodon’s fault they leave because its not exactly like Twitter. It’s pretty straightforward to forget all about the fediverse and rant all day, just like Twitter.

    It’s one thing to improve UX for users and another thing entirely to specifically chaperone users leaving Twitter, which is not Mastodon’s goals.