Mastodon streamlines sign-up process to attract new users.

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Source: Ars Technica
Mastodon streamlines sign-up process to attract new users.
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Mastodon, a decentralized social network, has simplified its sign-up process by defaulting users to a server operated by Mastodon when they sign up. This move aims to attract and retain Twitter users who found Mastodon's sign-up process confusing. Mastodon's CEO, Eugen Rochko, acknowledged that the sign-up process "can be confusing" and that the tweak removes "friction from decentralized features" to make it "as easy as possible" for new users to engage with others. Mastodon's sudden success has put a strain on its resources, and it remains to be seen if the easier sign-up process will cause performance lags.

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