Indie game developers and Mastodon


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dragoner said:
Yes, I left there, it was strange, and didn't seem to be any engagement.
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Well, it's like Twitter in that you need to follow the right people, and gain followers yourself. But no, it's not on the scale of Twitter--if you're looking for billionaire megacorp social networks, then your choices are down to the obvious trio--Twitter, Facebook (and its subsidiaries), and TikTok.

I get very little engagement on Twitter myself. I guess it's about presence in different spaces.
 

Morrus said:
Well, it's like Twitter in that you need to follow the right people, and gain followers yourself. But no, it's not on the scale of Twitter--if you're looking for billionaire megacorp social networks, then your choices are down to the obvious trio--Twitter, Facebook (and its subsidiaries), and TikTok.

I get very little engagement on Twitter myself. I guess it's about presence in different spaces.
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Twitter is dead. I was hoping from something more on masto, and I did have something around 50 followers there, it was just a place where one would see a post, and then no answers. It was very rare to ever see anyone talk to each other. Facebook it is then, because the world doesn't need another 50+ year old guy on tiktok ...
 


dragoner said:
Twitter is dead. I was hoping from something more on masto, and I did have something around 50 followers there, it was just a place where one would see a post, and then no answers. It was very rare to ever see anyone talk to each other. Facebook it is then, because the world doesn't need another 50+ year old guy on tiktok ...
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There is no algorithm. You need to follow 200-500 people, or equivalent for enough "content" to replicate twitter.

The local feed is always a rich source of inspiration as is the #TTRPG and the @ttrpg@a.gup.pe autoboost group.

Saying its dead is just not true. It is not Twitter. The clue is in the name!
 

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