Understanding how Mastodon works and how to interact with it can be challenging for some. The Mastodon project does provide documentation for the end user, which is great to see. However, the end user documentation to me is missing some formatting improvements, and it also lacks some important information. So I decided to write up my own documentation to supplement the official documentation.
Assumptions
The docs assumes a Mastodon instance has been chosen and an account has already been created. If you need help understanding Mastodon as a whole, check out Kev Quirkâs posts below.
Documentation
The documentation has been posted on my knowledge base at Mastodon Profile Setup.
This is post 37 of 100, and is round 2 of the 100 Days To Offload challenge.
References
- Emoji, Wikipedia
- Mastodon (software), Wikipedia
- Mastodon - Brand Toolkit
- Mastodon Documentation - Promoting yourself and others
- Mastodon Documentation - Setting up a profile
- Mastodon instance custom emoji list
- Mastodon mascot, Wikimedia Commons
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