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Mastodon? (lib.lgbt)
submitted 1 year ago by Veraticus@lib.lgbt to c/technology@beehaw.org
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I'm pretty new to the whole Lemmy thing, but I figured I'd ask peoples' opinions on whether it's worth it to get into Mastodon too now that I'm officially a member of the Fediverse.

Is it active? Is it worth it? Have you had good experiences there?

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[–] CrateDane@feddit.dk 12 points 1 year ago

Mastodon is substantially more active than Lemmy thus far. It's a different type of medium to Lemmy, so what you want to use is up to you.

Personally I use both, but just like I was spending much more time on reddit than twitter, I'd like to spend more time on Lemmy than Mastodon. I have also found Lemmy a little more intuitive to use initially, so it might be worth spending a couple weeks getting used to how the fediverse works before jumping into Mastodon.