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That seems like a really terrible violation of Posterous' brand and trademarks. There is also a lot more to keeping a blogging service running for posterity tha
by photomatt 15y ago
That seems like a really terrible violation of Posterous' brand and trademarks. There is also a lot more to keeping a blogging service running for posterity than just charging. It is a huge responsibility for people to entrust you with their content, one not to be taken lightly.
- justinkelly 15y agoagreed, with p.ostero.us - the goal is data portability - i dont want to own your content - just a nice way to display it - your content can be from your github repo etc.. - plus - with 1 click you can download your entire p.ostero.us/octopress install and self host whenever you want ( all the data is yours ) - thats the feature i wish posterous had