Features of the Mastodon social network

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Like Twitter, Mastodon is about writing messages and sharing them with the community, except in this case, they're called Toots . But again, the way you find them is different. Specifically, there are three ways:

On the home page: All Toots from the users you follow appear.
On the local timeline: Messages from users on the instance you belong to are displayed.
In federated stories: you can read Toots from users on other instances. This is a great way to meet new people.
As for how you can write your own Toots (or Tootearse) , the task is kenya phone number list simple. Just like on Twitter, you can mention other users in your message with the “@” symbol, use the famous “#” hashtags, and add both images and emojis. You also have the option to include a warning about your content to indicate that it may be offensive to some users.

Finally, you decide where you want your Toot to be visible, choosing whether it appears only on the account you're signed up for, whether it appears in federated stories, or whether it's only viewable by your followers. There's also an option where your Toots can only be read by the users you mention.




How is content moderation performed?
The social network has its own general rules, but internally, each group regulates itself, with its own moderation team (made up of users) and regulations . This means that if someone violates the rules of a subgroup, they could be silenced (making their account invisible to other users on the group) or banned.