If you use one account for everything, you may not be seeing the full breadth of Mastodon. Get an account on an art instance, watch the cool art fly by the local timeline. Get an account on a French instance, bone up on your high school French. Make an instance for your coworkers, talk shop.
I don't wear swim trunks to work, I don't wear a suit to the pub, and I don't wear cargo shorts to my sister's wedding. Apply that to Mastodon and you might find it's quite natural. Decentralize yourself! 😁
@nolan BUT WHY? That takes too much effort. We want it all in one space.
@Barzey I think some people will; it really depends on your level of commitment to social media. One of the best arguments I can make is for multi-linguals: it avoids annoying people who don't speak one language or the other. 🙂
@nolan I'm a digital marketing consultant so I spend a lot of time on social media and its from that standpoint I speak. I have no problem having communities segmented, but it should NOT be dififcult to figure out they exist or get to them.