How long are you active on the #Fediverse?

@stux diaspora counts as “the Fediverse” right?

@stux I've changed intances 3 times. Don't ask.

@stux Can hardly believe it has been over 3 years.

@stux@mstdn.social i forgor!

@stux I am not the only one from October '22

@stux Crap. Clicked "Over 1 Year" but I joined about 3 ago RIP

@stux joined

@stux it's closer to 3 years then 1 year, but not over 3 years yet (July 2023 seem to be when I joined)

@stux I realize this poll is unscientific, but if it's all accurate that's bad news. One would want to see more responses for the youngest category.

Est. 2018.

@stux A *metric snotload* of us got on in Nov. 2022. At least for me, it was a good thing...

@mees @stux ‍️april '22 hier!

@stux I guess it depends on your definition. I've been here on various accounts that may or may not still exist since 2018, but there's been pretty large gaps between regular usage

@SteveFoerster@social.vivaldi.net @stux I’m wondering if it’ll be skewed a bit for the crowd that’s been around less than a year. There’s no algorithm so those that are still starting out or early in their Fediverse experience probably wouldn’t have seen this poll. That compared to those of us that have been around and have followed @stux@mstdn.social

@stux only a little over a year idk why it took me so long

@stux 7 years; 2 months; 1 week; 4 days ... I like to be accurate

@stux I have no idea!

I moved because your other instance was getting too large, and I moved to that from some other instance. Definitely more than 3 years, depending on your definition of “active” 🥴

@mees @stux

Oct 31, 2022. Part of the "I ain't sticking around supporting Nazis" 2022 wave. My first instance quit, so joined the most excellent .party in 2023.

@disorderlyf @stux

Same. I've been around since 2018. I was more active in 2020, then took a break, came back in 2022, took another break. And so on.

Every time with a new account.

@mookie @stux Well, I did say it was unscientific, and I hope you're right! But the flipside of being decentralized is that there's no financial force to seek media attention and otherwise push adoption, so I'll admit to being concerned.