works the other way around too. tiktok updated their messaging in the app to highlight his involvement in the policy change. they’re essentially locking him in by setting public expectations that’ll make it hard to make a significant pivot without taking a hit to credibility

my worry is that the network’s vulnerable if a critical mass of devs ever stage a protest and take their tools hostage for an extended period of time when there’s a mod decision they disagree with.

reminds of all the subreddits going dark in 2023 to protest reddit’s changes to API pricing

in my experience i’ve found this to be true and it also applies to who ends up meeting irl

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ok wow this is cool

they launched substack notes in april 2023 just days after twitter started throttling links to them, but it doesn’t seem to have taken off based on how little i hear about them elsewhere.

chris best’s (the CEO) answers on his interview with the verge suggests he’s aligned with bluesky’s philosophy

is it too late to post this lol

it never gets old