Víctor A. Rodríguez :verified: (@bitman@techhub.social)
techhub.social
I'm reaching you all asking for advice. Given the recent news about some social networks attempting to rule my/our content I want all of it to be free forever. To avoid vendor lockout I've decided to host all my tweets and Reddit posts in my own site. Probably will delete original posts too, but not thought about it much yet Do you think this is a good solution to achieve the goal? What issues are present in doing it this way? Should I do it in a different way? What about deleting the original posts after being published on my site? All voices are welcome! https://techcrunch.com/2023/07/05/twitter-silently-removes-login-requirement-for-viewing-tweets/ https://www.theverge.com/2023/7/1/23781198/twitter-daily-reading-limit-elon-musk-verified-paywall https://blog.timowens.io/goodbye-reddit/

I’m reaching you all asking for advice. Given the recent news about some social networks attempting to rule my/our content I want all of it to be free forever. To avoid vendor lockout I’ve decided to host all my tweets and Reddit posts in my own site. Probably will delete original posts too, but not thought about it much yet

Do you think this is a good solution to achieve the goal? What issues are present in doing it this way? Should I do it in a different way? What about deleting the original posts after being published on my site?

All voices are welcome!