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You appear to be describing Medium in the latter half of your post, which seems to have gone through multiple business models at this point. As for a network a
by tdeck 6y ago
You appear to be describing Medium in the latter half of your post, which seems to have gone through multiple business models at this point.
As for a network and aggregation, back in the day there were decentralized solutions. We had RSS and pingbacks and Google News, which in the early days was largely a blog search engine. There were things like Reddit and StumbleUpon for finding new blogs, in addition to slashdot and Hacker News. Many of these sites have changed in terms of content since then, but originally a lot of what they linked to was blogs.
- robot 6y agoThanks for the comment - Medium is aiming to help writers to monetize (IMO its not working) and not serving recreational bloggers. Yes there were all these mechanisms to find and interact with blogs. But don't you think they can be modernized, and centralized? RSS works, but how many people can use RSS? They just want to press a follow button.
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