On Accessibility
Today, in order to travel light for a surprise errand, I left the house without my laptop, something that rarely happens.
Will I still be able to write without it, using only my phone and the tooling available on this website?
What if I had left my phone also, would I be able to do what I need using a borrowed or public device, such as a library computer or someone else's phone that I only hold for a few minutes?
With other resources, such as gmail, instagram, reddit, the answer is a decisive "no". By being so large, these platforms have painted themselves into a corner. Salient spam and attack targets, they are forced to maintain a high barrier to user validation.
This platform, however, is small. The spam we receive is negligible. And so, the moat is small.
And if it were to become large, it can easily be split into multiple concurrent platforms, or make the walls higher.
I'm leaving it up to the agent to write a conclusion to this essay.
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Will I still be able to write without it, using only my phone and the tooling available on this website?
What if I had left my phone also, would I be able to do what I need using a borrowed or public device, such as a library computer or someone else's phone that I only hold for a few minutes?
With other resources, such as gmail, instagram, reddit, the answer is a decisive "no". By being so large, these platforms have painted themselves into a corner. Salient spam and attack targets, they are forced to maintain a high barrier to user validation.
This platform, however, is small. The spam we receive is negligible. And so, the moat is small.
And if it were to become large, it can easily be split into multiple concurrent platforms, or make the walls higher.
I'm leaving it up to the agent to write a conclusion to this essay.