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The web deserves more independent publishing. A cozy corner on the internet to write, send newsletter and monetize your content, connected to the atmosphere network. Made in Europe with love

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Writizzy will now use Kula to send its newsletters and take its quality to the next level.

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Building on the experience I gained with Writizzy and Hakanai in email delivery, I’ve launched a new service: Kula The idea is to offer transactional and marketing emails, high deliverability, automation, and an MCP, all for a fraction of the price charged by the major players kulamail.com

This is the first time someone has asked me a sensitive question on Writizzy: “Can I criticize a religion?” Basically, what is the moderation policy on the platform? This is far from a trivial question. How do you set limits? Do I have a duty to do so?

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In short, it’s a complex issue that ultimately leads us to the conclusion that a shared global agora remains somewhat of a pipe dream, and that moderation on platforms, which is often criticized, is actually much more difficult than some people think.

This is the first time someone has asked me a sensitive question on Writizzy: “Can I criticize a religion?” Basically, what is the moderation policy on the platform? This is far from a trivial question. How do you set limits? Do I have a duty to do so?

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In reality, no matter how I answer, I can only be wrong. From one country to another, everything is open to criticism. With a few exceptions, and they are rare, there is no universal standard for what is acceptable and what is not. I can’t give a right answer, because there isn’t one.

Let’s take the cartoons that caused a stir a few years ago, for example. I can say that, personally, I think they fall within the scope of free speech. But I can also tell you that I don’t want to live under threat either ^^

This is the first time someone has asked me a sensitive question on Writizzy: “Can I criticize a religion?” Basically, what is the moderation policy on the platform? This is far from a trivial question. How do you set limits? Do I have a duty to do so?

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My response to this person was to say that freedom of expression, debate, and criticism, whether of religion or political ideologies, are accepted. Within the bounds of the law. Incitement to hatred or violence, ad hominem attacks, and the dehumanization of individuals or groups based on gender...

...religion, ethnicity, or identity in general, those, on the other hand, will be rejected. It’s a fine line. My personal convictions lead me to say that we should be able to talk about anything. But what that encompasses, everything, is highly subjective.

This is the first time someone has asked me a sensitive question on Writizzy: “Can I criticize a religion?” Basically, what is the moderation policy on the platform? This is far from a trivial question. How do you set limits? Do I have a duty to do so?

Substack, Beehiiv, Ghost: no multilingual support WordPress: $99/year plugin and a manual setup Writizzy now links your translated posts, handles hreflang for you (SEO), and automatically translate drafts in every language you setup Write once. Post in every language! writizzy.com/features/mul...

writizzy.comCreate Blogs in Multiple Languages | WritizzyRun a multilingual blog without the complexity. Connect your translated posts across blogs and readers always find the other language version, whichever one they land on.

Did you know? With Writizzy you can host your blog at your_domain.com/blog 😎 Sounds like a detail, but it's not! Google treats a subdomain as a separate site, so every article you write builds authority somewhere else. Most blogging platforms only hand you a subdomain

It is an Italian alternative hosting collective that provides email and blogging services. This is censorship. Because in the U.S., hosting services, encrypted email, chat, and videoconferencing are considered technological “material support” for terrorism.

Looks promising : atproto.com/blog/atproto... If I understand correctly, It could be used for - draft and gated content on a publishing platform. - native private message I won't use it for sensitive information because it's not encrypted but there is definitely some nice use case

atproto.comThe Atproto Spaces Alpha is LiveAtproto Spaces, formerly known as “the permissioned data protocol,” is a new extension to atproto that enables non-public data. The alpha is now officially open. Here’s how to develop with it and what to expect as we work towards the full release.

On writizzy you can write in multiple language on your blog: - each blog is linked to its alternative - auto-translate a full draft in one click - hreflang handled automatically (for SEO) So I don't have to choose whether to blog in English or French :)

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Coucou les amis, Je travaille sur le prochain numéro. Et il est un peu spécial car je bascule complètement de Substack vers Writizzy de @eventuallycoding.com et @tsanlis.bsky.social

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Hello les amis, Demain j'aurai le plaisir d'accueillir Fanny (@klf37.bsky.social) dans Quoi de neuf les devs ? Elle nous parlera de son parcours, de sa spécialité, de ses passions, ses conseils. Abonnez vous gratuitement pour recevoir ce numéro directement dans votre boite email.

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Big video update! You can now post videos up to 10 minutes long, and they'll upload 2–3x faster. That's on top of the recent increase in maximum file size to 300MB. We can’t wait to see what you’ll create! NOW PLAYING: "Rent Control," by @shing.bsky.social and @jayackley.bsky.social

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