How long have some of you been a part of Mastodon?
What brought you here?
Why do you like it?
@IndignantBastard I feel important when I'm not. :hugging:
Honestly, I like decentralized platforms.
@IndignantBastard It's certainly not overly complicated, I think it's just lacking a good introduction of how everything works. I can see where you're coming from and hopefully they work on that.
https://cybre.space/@chr/28586
If you have questions people seem to happily respond when you toot them into the void!
@oyasumi Everyone here has been extraordinarily helpful, which is why I love it.
thanks for that link:) Cheers
@oyasumi @IndignantBastard I'm also not a tech person. I'm a writer actually. If it wasn't for my husband I wouldn't have figured it out. 😉
I'm a bad writer, actually.
That's just the reality unfortunately.
@IndignantBastard Well, most writers think they're bad, so you're probably not as bad as you think. i
It's the ones who are too full of themselves that I tend to ignore.
@IndignantBastard @_knives_out_ I wish I knew how to expand this in Tusky. but I don't. so I'll say I agree.
and also I have enjoyed IB's flow of creative effluvium very much. it's been one of the high points of my timeline thus far.
right up there with pineapple.
I have no idea what effluvium even means but I enjoy new words very much. Thanks for the compliment, Frankie.
@_knives_out_ @IndignantBastard I think I meant ephemera. not effluvium. as in ephemeral manifestations that exist momentarily in my timeline and then vanish on the relentless social progression.
I am drunk. and typing on my phone.
@IndignantBastard @frankiesaxx if you're drunk and able to do this I am impressed. I once used Indonesia instead of I don't. lol.
@oyasumi
My problem is that I am probably the least tech-knowledgeable person here, but I am at least trying to make some sense of it. Most of you seem to have a strong background in developing/coding/programming, etc, and I am just not that dude.. lol