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  • lgsp@feddit.itOPtoFediverse@lemmy.worldAn EXTREMELY Simple Guide to Mastodon
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    8 days ago

    We both know that is not how this should work. If everybody joins the same instance

    But this doesn’t happen. Mastodon.social is far from 90%, and the former CEO made the choice of letting control go to an entity that is no-profit, I think it’s the right choice.

    • The casual user joins mastodon.social (default highlighted choice). He can enjoy the Fediverse and discover its complexity with experience, not by understanding everything in advance.
      • He can the move to another instance if he feels so, after undetstanding what this actually means
    • The more advanced user probably already knows the instance thing, and maybe doesn’t even use the offical app

  • I’m not sure, but i guess that it is replicating Twitter behaviour. I got used to that quickly.

    But if you want a better experience you can easily find other front ends. I strongly suggest Phanpy that makes it really clear when a toot is part of a conversation/thread. It also does a lot of nice things like grouping boosts in horizontal carousels, collapsing long threads to avoid occpying the too many screens, and others, but it is still simple






  • I mean: i found it very interesting that they have a small set of fundamental rules

    • Half of the road space would be reserved for slow traffic
    • all places still reachable by car.

    and based on this they realized what the outcome would be.

    So my point is like: do they have a similar set of fundamental rules in the Netherlands? how different is the outcome if the Swiss study applied those? For example, as pointed out in this article,

    good quality cycle paths should be a maximum of 500 m apart and that extra cycle-paths should fill in the gaps

    Anyway I do think that the link you posted is a very interesting study



























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