I’m already using GPLv3 — I want Falcon to stay open and for improvements to remain in the commons rather than becoming closed forks. The README wasn’t AI-gene

I’m already using GPLv3 — I want Falcon to stay open and for improvements to remain in the commons rather than becoming closed forks. The README wasn’t AI-generated. I wrote it and iterated on it a lot — though I’m sure it still reads rough. The goal right now is clarity over polish. Re: AT Protocol — the main reason is identity portability. Most dev communities today are anchored to a platform (Discord/Slack), not to an identity layer. If a server disappears, the community graph fragments. AT gives: DID-based identity portable handles a protocol-native social graph I’m exploring whether that can support communities that aren’t tied to a single host. Still very early — a lot of this is experimental.