Mastodon becomes nonprofit to make sure it’s never ruined by billionaire CEO Mastodon shifts to nonprofit ownership, calls for $5M in donations to expand. arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20…
hope they take advantage of the “meta situation” and grow
I came back yesterday and was delighted to see that the login process is easier for normal non techy users and many news sources are available either on mastodon.social or flipboard
@andresjabois It's my opinion that the Internet became 'bad' the moment 'non-techies' joined the fray. I'd be content if they remained excluded, because now it's a fucking nightmare.
And they are not talking about building a rival of Bluesky, but rather a second AT Protocol instance (relay) running Bluesky software. So, effectively helping build out Bluesky.
@ASegar I agree that Mastodon should get some amount but with Bluesky having a much larger and more active user base along with much easier sign up, discovery and better usability it only makes sense they should get the majority.
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(I'd like to see it become a program of the Smithsonian Institute.)
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I came back yesterday and was delighted to see that the login process is easier for normal non techy users and many news sources are available either on mastodon.social or flipboard
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They're using web hosting and CDN services, whose company is headquarter in California, USA.
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And they are not talking about building a rival of Bluesky, but rather a second AT Protocol instance (relay) running Bluesky software. So, effectively helping build out Bluesky.
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