I left Reddit and jumped here. I admit that I look into Reddit every so often - mainly for a local subreddit - but 99.9% of my Reddit usage is now Lemmy usage.
For my Twitter->Mastodon jump, it’s not fair to compare. I had already basically abandoned my Twitter account before I ever heard of Mastodon. So it wasn’t really “jumping from Twitter to Mastodon” as much as it was “going from nothing to Mastodon.” That signup was easy as well, though.
I’ll admit that the “pick your server” step can be a little daunting. It feels like you’re choosing the most important bit right at the start and can overwhelm people, but it’s easy to switch later if you want. Smoothing that process out somehow would be my only recommendation.
It was super easy, barely an inconvenience!
I left Reddit and jumped here. I admit that I look into Reddit every so often - mainly for a local subreddit - but 99.9% of my Reddit usage is now Lemmy usage.
For my Twitter->Mastodon jump, it’s not fair to compare. I had already basically abandoned my Twitter account before I ever heard of Mastodon. So it wasn’t really “jumping from Twitter to Mastodon” as much as it was “going from nothing to Mastodon.” That signup was easy as well, though.
I’ll admit that the “pick your server” step can be a little daunting. It feels like you’re choosing the most important bit right at the start and can overwhelm people, but it’s easy to switch later if you want. Smoothing that process out somehow would be my only recommendation.