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@estebantxo

But ultimately it’s never only about posting, it’s about engagement, too.

certainly can be - but my blog on Micro Blog wouldn’t be here if it was really about engagement.

Mastodon and Threads seem to be where I get that - (never on Xitter - as I saw Doc Searls referencing them earlier today) ... but I rarely post anything in either of those spaces that didn’t start here.

// @pratik

I just read Sarah Perez’s piece and nothing really adds to micro blog and as she points out - it might be short lived - federation and all that …

I am with @pratik .. ‘blog’ is right there in the name and despite what we all think - not sure most of humanity agrees we need one - so ‘’don’t need’ ‘too hard’ is the block.

But as @dave says @manton has the infrastructure already .. how hard to create another app that only cross posts?

@pratik we don’t know what kind of business Manton is building .. or what kind of business he wants to build .. you know .. the bigger things .. Purpose - Vision - Why - To what end? .. I typically find that once these kind of questions are truly bottomed out .. the answers inform ‘now what’.

@pratik selling ( and marketing ) and all under that Umbrella is hard - and the best ones make it look so easy that anyone thinks they can do it … they can’t.

And even good ones have a hard time doing it for themselves.

And … I do say this a lot … AND the message never seems to get through - meta!

@manton

I pointed ChatGPT at micro.blog and asked it what it thought your positioning was ...

Micro.blog positions itself as a hybrid platform that combines blog hosting with a social media-style timeline. It provides an easy-to-use environment for both short-form and long-form posts while emphasizing user ownership of content and fostering a friendly, distraction-free community without likes, follower counts, or ads  .

// @pratik