@coloco

I would recommend moving your account to a different server. There is more info about the process at https://fedi.tips/transferring-your-mastodon-account-to-another-server

Moving lets you keep your follows and followers, and your old posts will stay in existence and help to redirect people to your new account.

@FediTips @Gargron cobro 60.000 euros o mas de alguien que no recuerdo quien es ahora, una compañia tecnologica que decia apoyar el proyecto, (no creo que esa empresa lo hiciera sin animo de lucro) y él acepto, ahora ya la pasta es muy grande y se ha arrodillado al capital...todos tenemos un precio...dicen.
#Mastodon fue despues de #GNUsocial y otras redes del #fediverse, sin #GNUsocial no sería nadie y encima se la cargo casi despues de poner activityPub y dejar a GNusocial en bolas casi

@FediTips @Gargron I remain baffled that easier account migration still isn't on their roadmap. Other fedi services, such as *key servers, implement the functionality to import content archives as well as take followers with you if you change instances. There's no technical barrier to Eugen doing the same.

Having one big onboarding server wouldn't be such a problem if users could hop around the fedi without having to painstaking rebuild all their previous posting history and interactions. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@FediTips For all who can't see the FT-link, this article was archived: https://archive.ph/xGCGR

p.p.s. Also, @Gargron changed the Fediverse's overall approach to onboarding by thinking about ordinary users instead of technical hobbyists.

Mastodon wasn't the first Fediverse platform, but it was the first one to aim itself at a general audience. JoinMastodon.org was a breakthrough because it assumed no technical knowedge or desire to self-host.

Another greatest moment was Mastodon's 2018 official animation: https://fedi.video/w/cbQE3NRw76FayQCSdb14TU

Mastodon sold the concept of the Fediverse to many people.