Exactly, that’s what feels different with ATProto.
It builds trust into the architecture instead of outsourcing it to blue checkmarks 🫠
But do you think people will notice that shift or will it stay invisible under the hood?

I love how practical this is, it’s almost like a burnout first-aid kit.

The line “cancel any extra unnecessary plans” needs to be printed on every calendar.

Love this. It’s wild how rest has become a radical act. Connection to nature feels like the only algorithm we can still trust.

Maybe burnout isn’t something to cure, it’s something to listen to.
Every person’s answer here sounds less like recovery and more like redesigning how we live.
I’m collecting stories like these for an article on digital exhaustion (will let you know when its out!), but yeah this thread says it all.

Pain au chocolat 🤌