Kalaksi is really cool, too bad it didn't catch up! I applaud your goal to make the open web thrive by using RSS. I see that you're even incorporating RSS-bridg

Kalaksi is really cool, too bad it didn't catch up! I applaud your goal to make the open web thrive by using RSS. I see that you're even incorporating RSS-bridge, that's very cool ! Since you want to use the open web standards, you probably have heard of the indieweb movement. They have been working in this field, have standardized a bunch of protocols, among which webmention is only one (see https://indieweb.org/graphics#Illustrations_and_Sketch_Notes https://indieweb.org/graphics#Illustrations_and_Sketch_Notes) and are all about doing first. I think there's a lot more you can reuse from their work! Kalaksi could be a nice demonstration of what the openness could bring. In particular it seems Kalaksi could become a social reader (https://indieweb.org/social_reader https://indieweb.org/social_reader). This is exactly what we need to remove the importance that siloed private social networks. Small comment: it seems the planets don't have the <link rel="alternate"> in the header that allows the browser to detect the rss feed, so one can't use the page directly but has to copy-paste the link to be able to subscribe outside of Kalaksi