Arindam Basu @arinbasu@social.cleverlibre.org

@freemo
This is fantastic! I just created an account on NextCloud, says it needs admin approval, so that is OK. I also see there is gitlab and peertube instances open.

@freemo
Thanks a million. Also, there seems to be quite a few other options such as Nextcloud accounts and so on. Are these also open for those of us who are using qoto.org for our social media or do we need to create separate accounts?

@freemo
can you please explain a little more how we can write in \(LaTex\) here in qoto.org? Can we write greek characters and they will show up?

@kofanchen @giorgiogilestro

Yes, true.
When I started using twitter (2006), no one cared much about these things. We used to share status updates, and that was about it. Then others arrived shared papers and notes, and all of that.
This is the bit I like about qoto.org. We can share papers, codes, and discuss about it. Like arXiv, except the discussions happen at the same time as in a social medium. Qoto also because it allows $\alpha$ style posting, I think.

@Marian__Kennedy @gem_abbott

Mastodon is part of #fediverse, a universe of similar things that speak to each other. So, instead of a Mastodon instance, you can go to #pleroma and find a home there. From there follow everyone around, 🙂
A way to find out these things is to check out https://fediverse.party

@giorgiogilestro

"Even if academic Twitter ends up largely moving to Mastodon, the big question is whether the general public will move there, too, allowing scientists to communicate with more than just each other. “When I tweet, I’m talking to my neighbor and the person in the grocery store and the teenager who is thinking about studying science in college,” Fiesler says. “That’s the beauty of scientists on social media"

#fediverse has grown and will continue to expand on interest networks converging. The general members of the public will arrive, on the heels of journalists who cover stories. That phenomenon already happens.

@kensanata
A very good introduction to the world of #fediverse. Excellent graphics!
#fediguides

@kkstuppy
Looks like a good measure as to how many people are leaving twitter but also would like to check back, 🙂

@Greta @neauoire
Your article connecting philology to our everyday conversation is wonderful! Saying what we mean and meaning what we say or write is ever so important. Which thought about Tagore did you want to highlight?

@jeremy
Important list. Perhaps worth considering similar lists for other professionals as well.

@alexanderhay
Man, this is a good one!

@adamdavidson

You may want to tell the new requester who are not journalists that they can still follow accounts on journa.hosts from their _home_ instance, they do not have to necessarily post on journa.host with a journa.host account. After all, #fediverse can be personalised to an extreme level, till the level of hosing one's own server instance of only one person!
Besides, you can only allow so many people on your server (after all, it's _your_ server)
🙂

@abde
Yup. 100%, perhaps need to gently direct them to other corners of fediverse.

@Ssweet
Great to know your interests Steve. Have you checked out bookwyrm? You can follow people on bookwyrm from this account and if you set up an account there, connect the two accounts, 🙂

@feditips @FediFollows @FediVideos @homegrown

I'd rather pay you that eight dollars than waste it on Muskverse, 😃