The process has caused widespread complaints of confusion among many new users.
Mastodon's network runs off a radically different model from Twitter's, though, as users sign up for different servers that essentially operate as their own communities. Mastodon launched in 2016 but gained widespread attention after Musk's acquisition of Twitter as a potential alternative for those abandoning Twitter, especially users on the political left. The account has appeared to bother Musk for at least a year: Late last year, Musk offered the account’s operator $5,000 to stop tracking his jet, according to CNN.
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The account tracking his jet shared publicly available information, and Musk also tweeted last month he would let it remain online: "My commitment to free speech extends even to not banning the account following my plane, even though that is a direct personal safety risk." The billionaire has repeatedly said over the past few days the account was threatening his family, and has vowed to take legal action against the 20-year-old University of Central Florida student who ran the account. Shortly after taking over Twitter, Musk drew attention for reinstating former President Donald Trump and several other high-profile conservative figures, but many of Musk’s other recent actions have not been in line with that ideal. Musk promised he would allow all speech permissible by law on Twitter prior to completing his $44 billion deal to buy the company. Neither Mastodon nor Twitter immediately responds to requests for comment from Forbes.
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