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in reply to Riley

Yeah, been considering migrating to a non-Mastodon instance. Not sure where, though. Wouldn't mind using Lemmy as my entrypoint to the Fediverse, but I don't think, you can follow individual users here...
in reply to Ephera

Akkoma is also nice and Calckey seems to gain popularity fast.
in reply to Ephera

I like Calckey the most as it has the best thread view out of all fediverse software.
Akkoma is simpler and more lightweight if you prefer that, but I find its thread UI hard to grasp.
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in reply to Ephera

I'm using Lemmy, and you're right. I'm liking it though, and am considering donating to it.

It's very light, though.

in reply to casey is remote

I used Mastodon for a brief moment, but I had a hard time with the "Twitter" of it. I'm not used to following people, I like to follow Topics.

I don't know any of the other hashtags you mentioned.

in reply to butter

I can't really use mastodon for the same reason... I like following interests and communities, not people.

After I follow a few ppl that post a few times a day, it becomes a full time job just to read ppl's posts. I have no idea how so many ppl use the twitter model.

in reply to Dessalines

Fair enough; #Mastodon and #Mastodon-adjacent software really is only for people looking for a #Twitter replacement
in reply to Dessalines

in reply to Riley

It is a little weird that everyone here seems to be a communist. Does the platform attract the mindset or does the mindset gravitate to the platform? Just something I've noticed...
in reply to goryramsy

It's a bit of both, but it's also instance specific. Most of it comes from lemmygrad, because there is a lot of cross federation between users and groups on lemmy.ml and lemmygrad. On a smaller instance without much interaction with lemmygrad, you won't see the same scenario
in reply to goryramsy

On Lemmy yes, but on Mastodon (at least in Italian instances) like 99,9% of people are pro-us hegemony and American imperialism 🥶🥶🥶
in reply to goryramsy

Yeah, being more politically neutral would be a big advantage, i guess being smaller means more radical people tend to be here
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