I’m not going to make a big paragraph to explain myself but here are the positive points:

  • No advertising
  • Diversified applications
  • Very good freedom of expression
  • Fedivers
  • Verification (using a website)

Now negative points:

  1. I was sold instances that served as a mirror with X which would have facilitated integration into Mastodon for users like me. Only 2% of the accounts I follow on X are on Mastodon (Mozilla, Proton).

  2. There are not really « fun » accounts like https://x.com/humansnocontext that post funny video clips, I find Mastodon a little too serious, I see a lot of political accounts and sometimes the lives of normal people like mine. It’s a shame 😕. I mean, I chose Lemmy because it’s so much more diverse!

  3. You cannot change your username. It’s a shame about that...

Well, that was my opinion on Mastodon.

If you have recommendations, favorites of Mastodon accounts, share them with me.

  • SimplyTadpole@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    4 months ago

    I follow some meme accounts, if you'd be interested:

    • https://mas.to/@skeletor
    • https://socel.net/@webcanids
    • https://socel.net/@heyheymomo
    • https://wetdry.world/@nonfedimemes
    • https://botsin.space/@yeahohbot

    These aren't meme accounts per se, but their "<x> of the day" posts are still neat to me:

    • https://botsin.space/@quaddicted_motd
    • https://tea.codes/@cat
    • https://varmint.town/@CatsOfYore
    • https://fluffytail.gay/@Hourlymarcille
    • https://mastodon.bot/@apod
    • https://mastodon.social/@chromblitzen
    • https://mastodon.social/@256
    • https://brands.town/@FoxNews (don't let the name trick you, it just posts pictures of actual Foxes)
    • https://botsin.space/@AlphaScreenshots

    I hope this can be of use to help lighten up your Mastodon experience. 😅