2022-11-12 15:22 UTC
@jayrosen_nyu@mastodon.social Actually, I don't think that the two posts are similar. The Mastodon is less contextualized which make your Mastodon post much more understandable. The comparison is not as straight forward as you seem to suggest. IMO
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@jayrosen_nyu@mastodon.social 2022-11-12 15:26
@Ove@toot.community 1. I think you have a typo that is causing confusion 2. I didn't say the comparison was straight forward. I just said it was a comparison. 3. However, what I wanted to compare is the way I would do it on Twitter and the way I would do it on Mastodon
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@debra@toot.community 2022-11-12 15:32
@Ove@toot.community @jayrosen_nyu@mastodon.social I agree posts are significantly different. I’m not familiar with the issue at all so prob not the target audience but I understood Mastodon version more, so felt I could engage, whereas would not have with Twitter. But Mastodon isn’t intended to be birdsite 2.0 so not sure abt comparing likes & reposts. I’d have thought quality of engagement more important than numbers.