>sticking
Yeah. Mastodon is good for talking directly to other users. The timeline is strictly chronological with no algo based on subject interest other than manual hashtag searches.
Which means Masto kinda sucks for entertainment and newsy stuff. So for example, on Twitter, I like reading about old Hollywood movies, archaeology and 1960 cult TV shows, and Ukraine war news. Twitter's algo responds by feeding me more of the same and/or related posts (ie. not just archaeology of Roman Britain, but Bronze age Europe, stone age Americas and on.) It's entertaining. You just don't get that with Mastodon and you don't get the critical mass of weirdness on Masto.