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It’s a great way to get readers and consumers to become writers and creators

• azinman2 3y ago
  Except now it’s not, really. Squarespace, blogs, even Twitter is a far better set of tools that are much easier, handle hosting and distribution etc.
  • Dalewyn 3y ago
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    • thewakalix 3y ago
      It's not even necessary for compression -- gzip is decent and transparent.
      • idle_zealot 3y ago
        It's not done for compression, it's about tree-shaking and bundling dependencies.
        • trelane 3y ago
          And failing in weird abd obscure ways if your browser is slightly outside the mainstream. Like if it's SeaMonkey.
          • lxgr 3y ago
            I highly doubt that that has anything to do with minification/tree shaking. My guess would be JavaScript feature and API support.
            • trelane 3y ago
              You mean "not chrome?"
  • j45 3y ago
    I didn’t say it was the best. It’s easily accessible, people can learn the ins and outs of html directly. Hosting on a baked in service will be easier, this tool is meant to be used for other purposes.