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No Room for Design

Of the many things that social platforms have taken away from us, perhaps the most disappointing is the freedom to customize our spaces. We need it back.

Social Reunion Tour

Thoughts on returning to an old social haunt after half a decade away—and whether you should go back to an old social network you stopped using a few years ago.

The Great Platform Problem

In an era when every content platform wants to sell you the moon, going your own way is a valid option. For one thing, there’s no risk of “demonetization.”
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