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That could be especially true if the fediverse is successful to the point where it creates what sub.club adviser Anuj Ahooja calls “one last network effect.” That would be the idea of everyone joining fediverse platforms built on an open protocol where it’s possible to interact online with the option to move from network to network and platform to platform at will. “From there, you can drive so much innovation around social media,” Ahooja says.

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That could be especially true if the fediverse is successful to the point where it creates what sub.club adviser Anuj Ahooja calls “one last network effect.” That would be the idea of everyone joining fediverse platforms built on an open protocol where it’s possible to interact online with the option to move from network to network and platform to platform at will. “From there, you can drive so much innovation around social media,” Ahooja says.
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Anuj Ahooja (quillmatiq@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 02-Sep-2024 00:51:06 JST Anuj Ahooja

"If you’re going to build something, build it in a way that’s standard and portable across multiple services."
@bart and I chatted with @jaypeters of @theverge about @subclub 🙏🏼
I also talk about how protocol-based networks can drive "one last network effect" and start a flywheel of innovation in social media.
Let's bring the social web back to the users 🌐
Read here: https://www.theverge.com/2024/9/1/24232298/sub-club-fediverse-make-money

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