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Jeremy Garniaux: Mapstodon
Are you still using Twitter? This week the focus is on Mapstodon, the cartography and geospatial server on Mastodon. Steven chats with spatial data scientist and geographer: J\xe9r\xe9my Garniaux. J\xe9r\xe9my is the man behind Mapstodon, the server created a few months ago when Twitter uncertainty drove all the self-proclaimed geeks to Mastodon. J\xe9r\xe9my and Steven discuss the differences between Twitter and Mastodon and reminisce about Twitter's early "non-toxic" days. Tune in to find out how to join Mapstodon, and how you can contribute to keep it running.\nShow notes on the Geomob website, where you can also learn more about Geomob events and sign up for our monthly newsletter.