Okay, like virtually everyone else who studies social media, I'm fascinated by @elonmusk's takeover of Twitter. Let me say upfront: I have no idea what Twitter will be like under Elon's leadership and neither do you. But that's the point.
In my opinion, “instant, public, global messaging and conversation” should, in fact, be global. Distributed between independent organizations and actors who can self-govern. A public utility, without incentives to exploit the conversations for profit. A public utility, to outsurvive all the burn-rate-limited throwaway social networks. This is what motivated me to create Mastodon.
Besides, Twitter is still approaching the issue from the wrong end. It’s fashionable to use machine learning for everything in Sillicon Valley, and so Twitter is going to be doing sentiment analysis and whatnot when in reality… You just need human moderators. Someone users can talk to, who can understand context. Unscalable for Twitter, where millions of people are huddled together under one rule, but natural for Mastodon, where servers are small and have their own admins.
This service allows you to connect a Mastodon account and a Twitter account and enable cross-posting between them. You can choose some options, such as if you want to post boosts, unlisted toots or replies.
«Al poner los pronombres en la bío de tu red social, dejas claro cuál es el trato que prefieres por parte de los demás, y así nadie tiene que asumir tu género ni preguntarte, lo que podría ponerte en una posición incómoda», explica Asra Chueco, escritor y activista LGTB que se define como persona no binaria y tiene indicados los pronombres «él/elle» en su biografía de Twitter. «Elegí poner mis pronombres en mi perfil de Twitter para reflejar un poco mejor lo que hago en mi vida diaria y apoyar al colectivo trans».
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