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So...does this mean that the Mastodon uprising is over?

@wabbster Not sure how you understood that question, but an uprising did happen on Twitter a couple of weeks ago, where folks upped and moved here as a mark of protest against Twitter's biased policies. Counts as an uprising in my view.

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