You seem to have a reading comprehension problem that somehow hasn't been mitigated by the previous reply to you. You're making this about Mastodon vs. other social networks, but that's a false dichotomy.
To clarify:
1. I'm not leaving Mastodon.
2. I'm not going back to Twitter.
3. I'm not recommending Twitter.
4. I'm not switching to another social network.
5. I'm not recommending another social network. I even stated in the article that Threads is not a viable alternative to Mastodon.
I migrated from one Mastodon instance to another. My complaint was that too many Mastodon instance administrators are incompetent or irresponsible.
Moreover, I do expect any service to not experience unexpected data loss. Is that not a reasonable assumption?
To clarify:
1. I'm not leaving Mastodon.
2. I'm not going back to Twitter.
3. I'm not recommending Twitter.
4. I'm not switching to another social network.
5. I'm not recommending another social network. I even stated in the article that Threads is not a viable alternative to Mastodon.
I migrated from one Mastodon instance to another. My complaint was that too many Mastodon instance administrators are incompetent or irresponsible.
Moreover, I do expect any service to not experience unexpected data loss. Is that not a reasonable assumption?