> Instead, he presents a model of a “protocolized” social media with a proliferation of small communities that can interact with one another and where public fu

> Instead, he presents a model of a “protocolized” social media with a proliferation of small communities that can interact with one another and where public funding is available for media. Kinda like Mastodon, except you get to fight over who controls the government funds that everyone's supposed to depend on.