mro_name

exactly. Once we stop treating TwiX like a public good but rather like the private website of a a gaming cheater with a lot of guests, things would be more obvious, wouldn't it?

yes it does. The world is full of 'another's.

frankly I find rot quite appealing.

Rotting produces compost, fertiliser. And at the same time makes way for new things. Great, isn't it?

another one of these super-cool 'lets burn the planet for fun using generative AI' projects.

There's this earthquake phrase in past tense:

> We felt like we had agency.

in german law it's even impossible to transfer copyright (Urheberrecht). There is but one way: inheriting. What can be transferred though is usage right - licensing.

is the user base shrinking or why should we?

IMO pulsating, vivid stability is more important than growth.

glimpsed into it, looks fancy but find it apologetic. IMO it's double-standards to campaign against "the next datacenter from being built" without reducing personal usage and demand.

Individual frugality is the precondition for collective degrowth, both practically and morally. Otherwise you just open business opportunities for datacenter growth.

IMO both should be pursued, make one and don't omit the other.

The "Why RSS" doesn't mention why instead of RFC4287 Atom.

> And yet, no matter how you look at it, this can’t just be a simple coincidence.

why not?

for curiosity - what wisdom do you intend to draw from visualising relations of single gut bacteria? Or is it grains of sand in the sea? How many of them will you zoom into? Maybe clustering may make things feasible.