We have one and you are using it already: http. Just make your own blog. Add comments if you want. You can say or host whatever you want.
> It’s obvious the current platforms are too subjective
People chose platforms (HN, FB; Google, DDG; etc etc) because they make choices for the user. I can’t read every post my friends make on FB so I rely on FB to surface some that I will find interesting and provide as few uninteresting ones as possible. I use a search engine and ask it to choose for me which pages are likely the best to answer my question. The whole point of such tools is to be subjective.
None have a monopoly so you are free to choose the one that makes the decisions that are as close to your desires as possible.
I doubt it. Even if you self-host, you can't guarantee you won't be DDOSed.
>We have one and you are using it already: http. Just make your own blog. Add comments if you want. You can say or host whatever you want.
We need an open social directory. I continue to favor appropriating facebook's directory as a critical national infrastructure.