The Mastodon team is introducing https://help.joinmastodon.org, a "place where people can learn how to use Mastodon’s software [and] more information about participating on mastodon.social in a healthy, safe, and accessible way".
More on the official blog: https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2026/02/mastodon-is-for-the-people/
@stefan not the fediverse, mastodon.social😱😱😱😱😱
@jaypeach53 Yes, this part confused me a bit.
The page at https://help.joinmastodon.org/article/13-fediquette-community-etiquette-guide is titled "Fediquette" and refers to the fediverse in large, but then mentions "our rules".
@stefan It looks very much like a Beta-Beta-version. 😉 And is only for mastodon.social? 🙄
I stay with https://fedi.tips and @FediTips
@stefan For me, it's very much too "techie" and often too long/complicated for real newcomers from big platforms. Also a problem with screenshots: they can look so different depending on the apps.
@stefan still waiting for an nice anti racism post from them, but that’ll just never happen I guess.
@ErickaSimone I would definitely love to see this!
@ErickaSimone Also, more directly addressing tone policing and non-admins enforcing (often unwritten) rules that may differ between servers/communities.
Actually, looking at https://help.joinmastodon.org/article/13-fediquette-community-etiquette-guide, I wonder what "our rules" here means.
The article is titled "Fediquette" and mentions the fediverse, but also switches to Mastodon in a few places where it makes sense.
But then maybe it should say:
"behaviour you don't like, but that does not violate rules of your community/server"?
@stefan this is kind of what needs clarification on this site. What is and isn’t allowed overall. They won’t do a proper press release which means there nothing to define or conform to. Exhausting.
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