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A sort of collective network but they are all owned by individuals and different organisations. it means you can be at the whim of whoever owns the server and if that goes down, so does your account. you can switch servers if you want to, but people are saying it's quite a faff. there's also the issue of moderation, because it is not centrally run, mastodon moderation differs from server to server — some have rules and some have none. it's free to use but some of the hosts ask for donations because they do not get paid. it's what called open—source software, it's a little bit geeky, and ha...

Since Elon Musk took ownership of Twitter, some of its users have migrated to Mastodon, an alternative social platform.

Other people. the idea is you build up other people. the idea is you build up a community much in the same way that you do with twitter now. so as we said, that you do with twitter now. so as we said. quite _ that you do with twitter now. so as we said. quite a — that you do with twitter now. so as we said, quite a lot _ that you do with twitter now. so as we said, quite a lot of _ that you do with twitter now. so as we said, quite a lot of people are leaving twitter to go to it. what are the pros and cons of mastodon? one of the pros of right now is mastodon is not owned by eli musk. probab...

An app that is named after an extinct mammoth. so short form text messages that you share with your followers. they can be then distributed to other people. the idea is that you build up a community much in the same way as you do with twitter. figs community much in the same way as you do with twitter.— you do with twitter. as we have said, a you do with twitter. as we have said. a lot _ you do with twitter. as we have said. a lot of— you do with twitter. as we have said, a lot of people _ you do with twitter. as we have said, a lot of people are - you do with twitter. as we have said, a ...

Wharton senior research developer Dawn Wages got her start coding on MySpace. The RealLIST Engineers 2021 honoree now helps others as they learn programming, and build community.