Taylor Lorenz on Nostr: Substack could embrace the federated model of social media, which platforms like ...
Substack could embrace the federated model of social media, which platforms like Mastodon, Bluesky, and even Threads leverage. In so many ways, the Fediverse embodies the ideals that Substack was founded on: giving users a platform-agnostic connection to their audience, allowing for audience portability, eliminating top-down moderation, and putting users back in control of their online experience.
https://www.usermag.co/p/how-substacks-follow-feature-betraysPublished at
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