Publishing on the ATmosphere

22 days ago

The author expresses frustration with the impermanence of online platforms and the loss of communities and culture when platforms change or disappear.
They argue that platforms are poor stewards of people's relationships and that investing time in them creates 'social debt'.
The author advocates for owning one's content and using the open social web, emphasizing protocols over platforms.
They highlight the benefits of the open social web, such as no gatekeepers and the ability to preserve personal data and creations.
The author calls for a shift from building closed, centralized platforms to embracing the open social web where communities and culture can thrive sustainably.

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