🙋🏻♂️Hi PH,
I built a free blogging tool without a like button.
The goal was to bring back the freedom of old blogs used to have.
Freedom of writing anything you want without a specific purpose.
It feels like blogging is very attached with sales and branding these days.
Even Medium is like a text version of TED,
which made me feel like that I have to write something valuable.
I mean valuable for everyone.
When I wanted to write something personal(not private as diary though),
FB was not an answer, WP was too heavy for this.
Long story short,
it's an alternative blogging tool for your personal writings.
So write whatever comes to mind.
(PS. I also wanted to bring some vibe from duotone printing. 👨🎨)
@christopher_lee4@seoultonykim I think that comparison is totally accurate. In fact, I don't even mind Medium or TED talks. They're great for what they are. They're just " both engagement-oriented. Medium pivoted _into_ that with the clap button. TED talks are famously edited to perfection for easy consumption.
This paper.coffee project seems to be something very different. Similar to Instagram experimenting with removing likes' visibility, this captures the same energy of "getting your voice out there" without the stress of whether it's appealing to one's audience. It's almost like the social equivalent of Ommwriter. Great idea!
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