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@Tempest@burningboard.net

2026-09-13 00:54 UTC

@HailsandAles@metalhead.club 1.9 million followers on Twitter, before Elon Musk. Nearly 2 million before I left Twitter for Mastodon. 60,000+ followers on Mastodon on day 1 of joining. Twitter is filth. We can agree on this. You've got more trolls than normal people on Twitter. But trolls move on. Trolls also troll everyone and don't laser focus on just one person. The Fediverse. Exposed two online scams with proof (photos, videos, documents, etc.). A completely dedicated campaign to "cancel" me and pressure admins/mods to join in. Forced to restart my following several times, despite admins/mods admitting I was right, but the "mob" was too much to deal with. Stalked for a few years on the Fedi to continue that agenda. One of those stalkers has a little over 100 accounts, the other 50. Somehow maintains more clout than I do, who did nothing wrong. You want to know why Bluesky was picked over Mastodon? Why Reddit isn't dead? They're more credible, manageable, and less hateful. Post 1 of 2

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  • @Quantillion@mstdn.io 2026-09-13 21:48

    @Tempest@burningboard.net @HailsandAles@metalhead.club With millions of followers, you have a good case for setting up your own Mastodon server that no-one else can suspend you from. 🤷 Otherwise (like with Xitter, Bluesky, Reddit et al) you will always be at the mercy of someone else's rules & whims.

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  • @Tempest@burningboard.net 2026-09-13 01:02

    @HailsandAles@metalhead.club Post 2 of 2 On paper, the Fediverse should be far superior. In reality, the Fedi is mostly people who could not gain a following elsewhere, likely were banned elsewhere for a legitimate reason, and spam, scams, and general fraudsters thrive here with approval. When the infrastructure itself rewards local power trips and protects malicious actors under the banner of "decentralization," growth is impossible. Platforms like Bluesky and Reddit succeed because they enforce basic standards of accountability. Until the Fediverse cleans up its moderation culture, it will remain a cautionary tale instead of a viable alternative. Decentralization without governance just becomes feudalism. Admins act like petty lords of their individual instances, shielding their friends while weaponizing rules against anyone who threatens their echo chamber. Also, IN before some troll argues quality over quantity, missing the whole point, they are likely part of the quality issue themselves.

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