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Their wordsDespite the grip of today's social media companies, I believe open social will eventually seem inevitable in retrospect-just like open source does now.
Their wordsSocial aggregation features like notifications, feeds, and search are non-negotiable in modern social products.
Their wordsIf you can't leave without losing something important, the platform has no incentives to respect you as a user.
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