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#MustRead: “The #Mastodon audience feels very into what they’re doing, for better or worse. There are an awful lot of posts about things I don’t really need: Linux, the fediverse itself…, and so on. But there are also posts about moss and windows and gardening and niche interests, tons of furries and queer people, and a general sense of #counterculture I think lost from mainstream platforms. In other words it's the sort of stuff that feels like #myInternet.”

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“Because of the way the protocol works, on Mastodon you can generally only see people a couple of servers away, friends of friends, which makes it a very different experience. It also means the politicians, the pop stars and the footballers mostly aren’t on there. It’s not a network you join to keep up with key people. It’s one you join to find the weirdos whose interests you share.” @kim