15 replies

1. Elijah Manor 2 min later

   @zachleat yes, it has been a pleasure for me to use as well

2. Ethan Marcotte 19 min later

   @zachleat SAME, zach. it is a genuine *delight* that i don’t have to see any of those follow-on notifications

   1. Zach Leatherman 1 hr later

      @beep which I think leads to a much higher incentive to boost stuff!

      1. Ethan Marcotte 1 hr later

         @zachleat AGREED.

         1. Mia [data-css=poetic] 2 hr later

            @beep @zachleat But then also, I worry I might expose someone to bad behavior from my network, and a i'll never know. I feel responsible!

            1. Ethan Marcotte 2 hr later

               @mia @zachleat Yeah, absolutely agreed — that fear hasn’t gone away one bit. But Mastodon’s reply-all default helps me a little with tracking bad replies, at least.

            2. Private reply 2 hr later
               1. Private reply 2 hr later
                  1. Private reply 3 hr later
3. Private reply 2 hr later
4. 🏴 Greg Sideyr ​ 10 hr later

   @zachleat I actually miss that part, but that's just because I like seeing what resonates with different people lol

5. Chris Enns 10 hr later

   @zachleat I hadn’t thought of that but it’s totally a perk. 👍

6. Kim Crayton ~ Her/She 10 hr later

   @zachleat
   definitely a plus

7. Andy Bell 16 hr later

   @zachleat it’s my favourite feature. I stopped retweeting much stuff on Twitter because someone that followed me would always embarrass me in the replies

8. Sara Joy 16 hr later

   @zachleat I'm also very glad to rid of "Here's a random post from someone that one of your followers follows."