"Hey if this is your flyer, I’m not going, I’m not donating, I’m not sharing. Don’t ask me."
gifthood.community — coming soon
A neighborly way to give and receive, freely, built on the AT Protocol.
The Dystopian Reality of Online Advertising
My leaflets now show on my personal blog - Paul's Leaflets
Publish On PDS, Syndicate To Any Reader
The Local Connection Crisis: New Data on What Communities Need
Piloting paid memberships for the open social web! - Leaflet Lab Notes
Lab Notes 035: building monetization features for Leaflet creators, starting with paid memberships — tell us if you'd like to be the first to try, and what else you need!
Social Media Analysis - Signup
Plans for everyone! Fedica's free plan allows you to post to many platforms with 1 click, paid plans to supercharge your social media game! Map followers by country, state or city What followers are talking about now
Sure Seems Like Subnautica 2’s Developers Are Going To Get Their $250 Million Bonus
Perhaps the most costly example yet of why you should never take advice from ChatGPT
Bulletin Board: Pilots, Muse, and Slow Technology
Links and updates from New_ Public
The Condition of Giving
Why I'm building a gifting community on a network you actually own, and what that has to do with a couch, a geohash, and the open web.
Governing Online Speech: From 'Posts-As-Trumps' to Proportionality and Probability
Online speech governance stands at an inflexion point. Platforms are emerging from the state of emergency invoked during the pandemic and lawmakers are poised t
Skydit — communities, on your own terms
Reddit-style communities on the AT Protocol. Your posts live in your own Bluesky account.
Leaflet — social publishing on the Atmosphere
A simple and powerful platform for social publishing — blogs, newsletters, and more!
The Rise of the Participatory Panopticon (WC Archive)
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Don't Take the Black Pill (Text Adaptation) - Andrew Kelley
This is a blog post version of the talk I delivered at Software Should Work 2026. Shoutouts to Isaac Van Doren for running such a delightful conference and nailing it first try, and for infecting us all with his charming enthusiasm for Columbia, Missouri.
The promise of ATproto is social media without corporate overlords