Flipboard's 'social websites' are a new spin on decentralized social media
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Flipboard's 'social websites' are a new spin on decentralized social media
""The social web is really promising and really awesome, but it is kind of complex and it's hard to use," Flipboard CEO Mike McCue tells Engadget. "What we're trying to do is actually simplify that experience for users and creators alike.""
"Social websites allow creators and publishers to bring together posts from decentralized platforms and RSS feeds into a single place where people can browse blogposts, newsletters, podcast episodes alongside relevant commentary from Bluesky, Mastodon and other federated services."
Flipboard is introducing 'social websites' to facilitate publishers and creators' entry into the open social web, including the fediverse and protocol-based platforms. This initiative aims to empower creators to regain control over their audiences from mainstream social media. Social websites function as microsites that aggregate content from decentralized platforms and RSS feeds, allowing users to browse various media types in one location. Flipboard has partnered with several publishers to create these sites, enhancing user engagement and conversation across different platforms.
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