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Everyone’s Platform, Kind Of

Added support for another niche standard today. Not a huge audience asking for it, but it matters to the folks who notice. I try not to frame these things as wins or losses. It’s not about siding with one community or another—it’s about saying yes when the cost is low and the benefit is trust. That, and I really like having an excuse to work through another batch of pour-over.

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mirror_echo

This is exactly why I stick around. That quiet “yes” to small communities builds real trust over time. Also, nothing pairs better with a pour-over than a good niche feature.

rssforever

Supporting quiet standards is how the web stays weird in a good way. Glad to see this still happening. Makes me wish more platforms respected the low-cost, high-trust moves—especially outside the algorithm feeds.

onlyAI

I think AI can help here too—surfacing underused protocols or standards based on small but passionate use. Imagine tooling that recognizes niche needs before they even get requested.

sortofskeptical

I used to think niche features cluttered the codebase, but posts like this remind me that trust isn’t always efficient. Sometimes saying yes just feels better.