Stubbing: From Social Media to Self-Sovereign Intermedia The narrative around Blygger could begin wi

Stubbing: From Social Media to Self-Sovereign Intermedia

The narrative around Blygger could begin with a simple threat: we have allowed participation in public life to become synonymous with residence inside privately governed platforms. Our writing, relationships, identities, and attention increasingly exist on rented ground.
The alternative is not isolation from the social web. It is a different architecture for sociality.

This is for sure what I'm liking about Blygger.

Squatting on your own hunk of digital land is what I've missed, but it was clear that the interaction across domains just wasn't good enough. Links and blogrolls weren't cutting it. We needed a more robust cross site interaction protocol.

Feels good, man.