i think its highly underappreciated the massive extent to which text-based platforms select for people who can consistently post in large volumes
short form video selects for conventionally attractive, microblogging selects for people who can post 50+ times per day
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Excited to be speaking in London! Last version of Protocols for Publishers was awesome (so Ive been told, fomo on not being there), and honored to do a deeper dive into the current state of Open Social
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this week's fediverse news is about how peertube's newly released update indicates how you can compete as a decentralised video hosting platform, not by competing with youtube but by focusing on institutions and organisations
[connectedplaces.online/reports/fedi...](
Whatβs so interesting about big streamers like Atrioc covering the Feds FOMC livestream in a serious manner is that there are hundreds of thousands of zoomers interested in getting complex monetary policy concepts like Standing Repo Facilities explained as long as they can also spam 6 7 in chat
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This week's Link Collection for the ATmosphere Report #146 is online!
A huge collection of links (on-protocol with Semble!) related to atproto from the last week
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on how open social protocols provide the European Commission with an opportunity for digital sovereignty, but that this opportunity also comes with a loss of power, shifting their position from network regulator to one-among-equals
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The EC hit X with a 120M fine for DSA transparency violations. But as the European politicians cannot get themselves to leave the platform, it shows the underlying issues with how the politicians (dont) understand how power works on social platforms.
[connectedplaces.online/the-digital-...](
