Applied Meteorology

When we launched the new atproto.com last month, one of our goals was to make the newly-migrated blog more Atmospheric.

I've been thinking about tools for publishers lately and am on my way home from an amazing Protocols for Publishers event where I finally got to meet some AT Proto developers and learn from publishers who are doing great work with decentralized social too…

Dave Winer is that rare blogger who needs no introduction, having pioneered many of the technologies that have become foundational to how publishing on the web works today.

There’s a story we tell ourselves about the last quarter-century of publishing on the web that goes something like this: as blogging and personal websites started gaining traction and challenging the gatekeepers of traditional media, tech platforms emerged

Last week, we released Tap, a new synchronization tool for AT Protocol.

I'm still on less than a month at this gig, and we're rapidly approaching the best (American!)

A fundamental problem with traditional social apps is they don't work together, they're not interoperable.

It's been one of those news-dense weeks that seem to be more and more common these days, dominated by an off-year U.S. election that included New York's highly watched mayoral race.