simple to achieve. Just go to join Mastodon dot org. But hosting your own instance allows you to theme and moderate the experience for the community. Users come first on the platform. Respect and considerate discussion follows. Unlike the dreaded Helberd or bird site, Mastodon also gives you an array of content tools to allow you to tell your feed, your follows, your privacy. It seems like a good fit for potential Linux users with their appreciation of open source software. Better security and a true level of control not governed by a large commercial organization. People coming away from Google Plus or Tumblr recently should find a welcome home somewhere on a Mastodon instance. I'd also like to throw a recommendation out to a distro I've been very impressed with in MX Linux 17. It's very fast, lightweight with the XFCE desktop, but delivers a smooth user experience with none of the functionality hidden away if you want to dig deeper into it. Thanks again for all your effort with going (33/44)
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