It is deeply funny to me that Mastodon is a place where AI bros cry because they can't get any traction, but a single picture of moss can give anyone, no matter their other content or follower count, positive feedback for the rest of time.
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@tuban_muzuru @paparatti Lovely vines above the moss too. Alt text is kind of rude though.
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@paparatti even works with lichen
Can confirm personally!@isagalaev @paparatti Honestly, I slightly prefer a good lichen pic to moss. But both are lovely.
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@leadore @paparatti What would John MOSStodon do?
@aktbar @leadore @paparatti Probably this:
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It is deeply funny to me that Mastodon is a place where AI bros cry because they can't get any traction, but a single picture of moss can give anyone, no matter their other content or follower count, positive feedback for the rest of time.
@paparatti I'm so proud of #mosstodon. I don't think anything else I've created online will ever compare to the amount of joy it brings me, and others.
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It is deeply funny to me that Mastodon is a place where AI bros cry because they can't get any traction, but a single picture of moss can give anyone, no matter their other content or follower count, positive feedback for the rest of time.
@paparatti I stopped posting to the ThickTrunkTuesday hashtag because I couldn't handle all the interaction I was getting from all the tree enthusiasts. It made me too popular.
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@aktbar @leadore @paparatti Probably this:
@jedimb @aktbar @leadore @paparatti "lichen subscribe"
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Try it. Post a picture of moss. See what happens.
@paparatti a cat on moss would cause riots.
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@paparatti
Ok, but you should tag #mosstodon if you want to see some moss.@lysdexic @paparatti And don't forget possibly my favourite hashtag of all time, #LichenSubscribe
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It is deeply funny to me that Mastodon is a place where AI bros cry because they can't get any traction, but a single picture of moss can give anyone, no matter their other content or follower count, positive feedback for the rest of time.
@paparatti well, obviously, it's moss!
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It is deeply funny to me that Mastodon is a place where AI bros cry because they can't get any traction, but a single picture of moss can give anyone, no matter their other content or follower count, positive feedback for the rest of time.
@paparatti@phire.place
Fully agree.
However my dad who is a visual artist and photo-activist also can't get any traction because some branches of art don't really have a place here either. There are artists in Fedi, but most of them draw anime, landscapes or fairly simple stuff anyone can understand, but give them an abstract art piece and the post will flop.
He fled the zuck site a couple years ago when it started becoming a Neonazi hellhole, and one of the things he complains most about is he used to interact with museum owners, other world re-noun artists, other photo-activists and etc, but none of those people came here, so he is effectively missing job opportunities by being here.
Still worth the mental coherence of knowing he is not providing data (which is money) to a nazi, but he definitely is missing stuff.
Like I tell him, it sadly is not something we can help from the fediverse, as it is up to those people to join the fediverse, we can't force them. But it is kind of frustrating. -
It is deeply funny to me that Mastodon is a place where AI bros cry because they can't get any traction, but a single picture of moss can give anyone, no matter their other content or follower count, positive feedback for the rest of time.
Ok then, I'll share some Moss!
Lets see how many interactions he'll get.
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@paparatti I stopped posting to the ThickTrunkTuesday hashtag because I couldn't handle all the interaction I was getting from all the tree enthusiasts. It made me too popular.
@RolloTreadway @paparatti ... too poplar?
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@paparatti Just did
https://mastodon.social/@KevinFreitas/116359111780893180 Let those bros eat moss!@KevinFreitas @paparatti what a beautiful piece of moss!
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It is deeply funny to me that Mastodon is a place where AI bros cry because they can't get any traction, but a single picture of moss can give anyone, no matter their other content or follower count, positive feedback for the rest of time.
@paparatti Nowadays u can find in mastodon too many toots that seems to be wrote by ragebaiting IAs parasite on a human brains.
Neither AI is that worse. Neither is that good than ragebaiters claim.
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@paparatti I'm so proud of #mosstodon. I don't think anything else I've created online will ever compare to the amount of joy it brings me, and others.
@Rheall all hail the creator!!!
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@paparatti I stopped posting to the ThickTrunkTuesday hashtag because I couldn't handle all the interaction I was getting from all the tree enthusiasts. It made me too popular.
@RolloTreadway oh yeah I have definitely had that happen. More than 25 likes is too much for me, I usually want to move on from whatever thought I posted after a few hours, and I am grateful that the things I post go unnoticed most of the time. So I didn't hashtag this to avoid cluttering the hashtag/my mentions. But uh... well, sometimes you can't stop John Mastodon from working his magic!
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@paparatti Nowadays u can find in mastodon too many toots that seems to be wrote by ragebaiting IAs parasite on a human brains.
Neither AI is that worse. Neither is that good than ragebaiters claim.
@strawhat what do you mean?
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It is deeply funny to me that Mastodon is a place where AI bros cry because they can't get any traction, but a single picture of moss can give anyone, no matter their other content or follower count, positive feedback for the rest of time.
@paparatti
Even Krisp Deltarune loves moss -
@KevinFreitas @paparatti what a beautiful piece of moss!
@alanxoc3 @paparatti Thx! And with bonus moss buddies ferns!
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It is deeply funny to me that Mastodon is a place where AI bros cry because they can't get any traction, but a single picture of moss can give anyone, no matter their other content or follower count, positive feedback for the rest of time.
@paparatti What happens if you post an AI-generated picture of moss?
