It's kinda weird to think about a social network where businesses own their own presences, rather than relying on a capricious third party service like Twitter or Facebook. Imagine NBC or The Verge running a Mastodon instance for their reporters to toot from, or Bethesda operating an instance for PR and customer support. No more lost business when Facebook changes their algorithms again because they need more money from boosted posts.
Weird, right?
Since I'm considering instance-hopping, I'm going to promote my other accounts:
icosahedron.website: @resir014@icosahedron.website
tiny.tilde.website: @resir014@tiny.tilde.website
quitter.se: @resir014@quitter.se
Made an account on tiny.tilde.website: @resir014@tiny.tilde.website.
(<3 @tildetown)
hey @insom! does the tilde instance have open signups atm?
okay look
#mastodev, there needs to be a brainstorm on something:
a lot of users are concerned about cross-instance users using their username and impersonating them
what would be a good and userfriendly way to fix this?
gnu social doesn't even have a fix for this yet, it seems, so...
Mashable now. Brace yourselves, folks. http://mashable.com/2017/04/04/mastodon-twitter-social-network/
Any idea on when multi-account support will come to Tusky? @Vavassor
[🔵 = backup account] PC gamer. Web developer. Accidental server admin. Maker and breaker of things.
Primary account: @resir014