There are a few ideas that I really like here: - Managing data (push/pull/etc) in a common, widely-supported protocol (git) - which has a large, stable, and f

There are a few ideas that I really like here: - Managing data (push/pull/etc) in a common, widely-supported protocol (git) - which has a large, stable, and free-as-in-beer implementation (GitHub) - as well as some major competitors (Bitbucket/GitLab) - and is possible to self-host (gitea, OSS GitLab) What I'd love to see: - posts are currently in JSON format. Make it something more readable (like Markdown+YAML), at least optionally. That way people can interact _directly_ in GitHub, instead of using a janky client - The main problem with decentralized frameworks is always "search and discoverability". Someone needs to aggregate all the data in a centralized database and make it easy for others to pick through