I’ve been using it for a few years now and I find it’s a strictly superior experience to Twitter.
From technology perspective both the app and the site are much more responsive and loads faster because Mastodon doesn’t do tracking or push ads.
In terms of features it’s a lot better as well in my opinion. I really like the fact that you can mute notifications for when people star or boost your posts, and only see when people reply to them. I like the fact that you can have multiple columns in the UI and put stuff like lists there. It has a bunch of other nice features like content warnings as well.
In terms of community I find it’s better as well because different communities have different servers focusing on specific interests. There are servers focusing on tech, art, and a bunch of other topics. You can still see content and interact with users from other servers, but if you have a primary interest in a particular topic then it’s much easier to find people with common interests on the same server.
I’ve been using it for a few years now and I find it’s a strictly superior experience to Twitter.
From technology perspective both the app and the site are much more responsive and loads faster because Mastodon doesn’t do tracking or push ads.
In terms of features it’s a lot better as well in my opinion. I really like the fact that you can mute notifications for when people star or boost your posts, and only see when people reply to them. I like the fact that you can have multiple columns in the UI and put stuff like lists there. It has a bunch of other nice features like content warnings as well.
In terms of community I find it’s better as well because different communities have different servers focusing on specific interests. There are servers focusing on tech, art, and a bunch of other topics. You can still see content and interact with users from other servers, but if you have a primary interest in a particular topic then it’s much easier to find people with common interests on the same server.