I think this is a decent point, but you’re missing some bits. There’s a difference between “required to get started” and “can use at any time”. The latter is much easier, because the choice thing is at its largest during onboarding, not later.
I think this is a decent point, but you’re missing some bits. There’s a difference between “required to get started” and “can use at any time”. The latter is much easier, because the choice thing is at its largest during onboarding, not later.
That is, like, it’s closer to “picking an alternate client” than “picking an alternate host of your account”, and I do think that difference matters.
yes, fair enough. I think Mastodon could do a similar onboarding if they had account/identity portability (it would not solve all their UX problems tho)
Agreed, but solving their portability issues is going to be very difficult. I hope they do though