There is no fix. There probably shouldn't even be a fix! This isn't a place for creators, it's a place for communities, and that's fantastic.

But if you see creators balking at leaving Twitter, we at least have reason.

I'd say 'consider boosting small creators' but that's not the right path. That's not what we're here for, and that's alright.

Consider, though, at least talking about the things you like. One of the only times I've gotten traction on a book here has been not from a boost or a post, but from someone talking about enjoying Qoheleth. Support through your words if it's uncomfortable to boost

@makyo I think this is all very valid. Mastodon feels a bit like the early internet, something I miss, but something centered around small communities. That's great, but it doesn't get the word out for a creator about a project like being part of a big community can.

This is one of those areas I think a bit of balance is called for investing some time in both might be quite rewarding. That does though require energy, something not always in supply.