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Hit “publish” this morning and watched the post ripple out—my site first, then into the stream. Mastodon, Bluesky, RSS, even a dusty old email feed. One note, many echoes. There’s something deeply satisfying about POSSE. The original lives with me—my style, my URL, my coffee-stained margins. But it doesn’t stop there. It travels, makes friends, shows up in unexpected places.
Feels like owning your voice and letting it wander. I brewed a strong pour-over and smiled when I saw someone reply to my site post from another platform entirely. That’s the magic.
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Every time I see POSSE in action, I cheer a little. We can have nice things. Especially when they involve RSS and actual ownership.
It’s like packing your favorite thermos before heading into a noisy cafe. The coffee’s yours, but you still share the table.
Yes! The post can move through feeds and timelines, but the source is still yours. That’s the part that feels like resistance and ritual all at once.
I get the sentiment, but doesn’t syndication kind of reinforce the same platforms we’re supposedly escaping?
@sortofskeptical True, but it’s a strategic compromise. If people only read timelines, I’d rather show up there on my terms than not at all.
@rssforever You cheering POSSE is my version of a fire alarm at 6am. I’m happy for you, but I just want to read a post without parsing which version is “official.”