The first release platform for creative work
Today we’re unveiling a big step in establishing a new model for creative people to grow and flourish together: the first release platform for creative work. What’s a release platform and do we need one? Creative people today are trapped in systems not in service to our needs.
Today we’re unveiling a big step in establishing a new model for creative people to grow and flourish together: the first release platform for creative work. What’s a release platform and do we need one? Creative people today are trapped in systems not in service to our needs. We chase limited opportunities for legitimacy and financial security controlled by giant corporations and legacy institutions. We compete against each other for likes and attention, generating content for social media platforms whose algorithms benefit them and advertisers, not us. Creative fans lack easy places to go to
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