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23 randomly sampled records from the AT Protocol firehose
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"markdown": "Moving from Bluesky to RSS, and why that escape hatch matters. Ownership isn't abstract here — it's the freedom to leave without leaving your audience behind."
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"markdown": "A blast from the past (9 months ago) where Paul lays out the constraints to building private data on ATProto. A great intro before diving into the latest thinking."
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"markdown": "The heart of this issue. Daniel's running diary on designing permissioned (private) data for atproto — here, resisting the temptation to invent a clever authorization model and picking the boring, durable one instead. This is the unlock that reshapes everything downstream."
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"markdown": "What permissioned data looks like once it grows up: a data-ownership layer for organizations, porting \"cliques\" into shared permission spaces. The same private-data primitive, aimed at teams."
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"markdown": "Private by covenant: a journal that lives on a device you choose and never has to leave it. A vision of what local-first plus atproto identity makes possible at the most intimate scale."
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"markdown": "Why the PDS is quietly the most interesting primitive in the stack — standardized, networked, handles text and blobs, arbitrarily extensible, discoverable. Read this to understand why so much can be built on so little."
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"markdown": "A mini-proposal for a shared bookmark lexicon. The unglamorous, essential work of agreeing on shapes so apps can interoperate instead of endlessly reinventing each other. This type of works unlocks a lot, but it can be a slog getting there."
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"markdown": "Extending lexicons in the wild, against the backdrop of Eurosky's mu.social reveal. How the schema layer actually evolves when many hands are building on it at once."
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"markdown": "The counterweight. A sharp reminder of what the old web took for granted — that the version of you on someone else's servers was never actually yours. The \"why\" beneath all the building."
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"markdown": "A field report from the open social web's collision with geopolitics: many in Europe see it as a path to digital sovereignty, but this week showed that governments may not actually *want* to be sovereign. The macro stakes. *(Links out — not rendered in-app.)*"
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"markdown": "Close on the human layer: a community newsletter from the Colorado atproto crowd. Proof that an inflection point isn't only protocol design — it's people showing up. A fitting last word."
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