@Pluto @NovaPrime
I have been using Storygraph for a couple of years now and really like it. Exported my Goodreads data and imported it into Storygraph. There was some cleanup I had to do, as Goodreads was often missing start / end dates for reading history.

What I really like about Storygraph is that it’s not bloated the way that Goodreads is. The interface is clean and fairly easy to navigate and it has very few unwanted features. The stats are cool too. https://app.thestorygraph.com/stats/hybridhavoc?year=2024

@GunnarRunnar oh then yeah, don’t ask questions you don’t want the answer to.

@GunnarRunnar to be fair, the OP is not the one that asked for an explanation.

@scratch There is a translate feature built in, but it requires that your instance have configured it, since it utilizes a a third-party service for the translation. You reach out to your instance admin to ask about it.

@RxBrad @flameguy21
I think they were more comparing the userbase of Mastodon against its corporate-owned alternatives, not to other fediverse apps.

@kiddblur Kinda, yeah.

@bonegakrejg @IJustWentPsycho
And if you’re interested, you can pick up Assassin’s Apprentice, Royal Assassin, and Assassin’s Quest audiobooks on Chirp Books for $4 or less each.

https://www.chirpbooks.com/series/farseer-audiobooks

@jay91 Group support appears to be in the works. In the mean-time, people on Mastodon can still follow group accounts and those group accounts will boost posts into their followers’ feeds. For example, that’s how I saw this post to reply to.

https://joinmastodon.org/roadmap

@MayonnaiseArch There are extensions which make it easier to interact with remote instances, like Roam With Mastodon. https://fo.llow.social/roam

@steal_your_face
Not Mastodon, but supposedly built on ActivityPub and plans to open federation some time in the future.