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So you want to be part of the Mastodon network, and you want to truly own your data, independent of anyone else. Perhaps you want to curate a niche community for a specific interest, or maybe for your own family or close circle of friends. You went [through the documentation](https://github.com/tootsuite/documentation/blob/master/Running-Mastodon/Production-guide.md) and installed the software, or maybe you chose [one of the available](https://maastodon.net) [hosting options](https://masto.host) to avoid all the technical nonsense altogether. What’s next?
So you want to be part of the Mastodon network, and you want to truly own your data, independent of anyone else. Perhaps you want to curate a niche community for a specific interest, or maybe for your own family or close circle of friends. You went [through the documentation](https://docs.joinmastodon.org/) and installed the software, or maybe you chose [one of the available](https://joinmastodon.org/servers) [hosting options](https://masto.host) to avoid all the technical nonsense altogether. What’s next?

There are three categories of things you’ll be doing: Customization, federation and promotion. If your community is going to be private, you can skip that last part.

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