There's medium. But medium is a horrible mess. There's Dev.to which is at least usable and something I will visit. There's a couple of problems with blogs. -

There's medium. But medium is a horrible mess. There's Dev.to which is at least usable and something I will visit. There's a couple of problems with blogs. - Sometimes I only want to subscribe to an author's certain topics - There's still no good RSS reader; I use feedly, but its load-time puts me off it big time (I've tried plenty of others) - The tendency to sign up for walled garden platforms rather than platforms, or simply use normal websites, that federate well - The practical death of web rings for discoverability I've been thinking about the last point more: I don't really want to submit to a search engine's algorithm; I want someone's curated recommendations. Once I've have those curated recommendations I want something that lets me aggregate and interact.