Mirror and tipping point to interoperable content, social, and e… — Mirror
Big thanks to Patrick Rivera, Jarrod Dicker, Raphael Menezes, and Dan Shipper for their help writing this post. Follow me on Twitter or subscribe to Penguins and Rabbit Holes to hear more thoughts on building public knowledge in the future.
Big thanks to Patrick Rivera , Jarrod Dicker , Raphael Menezes , and Dan Shipper for their help writing this post. Follow me on Twitter or subscribe to Penguins and Rabbit Holes to hear more thoughts on building public knowledge in the future. Interoperability is the connecting thread of the future of the social web. It’s the reason Facebook and Twitter are not so secretly working to fundamentally transform their current products. It’s the argument I’ll give for the crypto publishing platform Mirror — where this post is published — being undervalued, despite raising a round at $100M a year aft
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