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Obsidian, Hugo, Github, Cloudflare ... none of those are owned by you.

• Brajeshwar 1y ago
  The idea is to use them as tools that get the job done and get out of the way, while you own the content. All of these tools are easily replaceable and the pipeline can still publish to the final blog domain without any worry.
• victorbjorklund 1y ago
  Obsidian is just an editor for markdown files, Hugo is open source. If we can't count open source as "self-owned" then god no one owns anything because pretty much no one runs their computer on a OS they build from scratch with no contributors or using any existing code.
• Saris 1y ago
  Obsidian is just a markdown editor, so the files are portable. The context is that the content and methods to publish it are not someone elses.
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  • begueradj 1y ago
    You do not own it (unless if it's you who released it to run on a platform you don't own)