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Cloudy thoughts: our scattered data could be lost

Internet culture was once expected to join the whole world together, and in some ways – such as email – it still comes closer than any previous technology. However, in other ways it divides us up into radically different camps and silos, especially when it comes to publishing one’s own multimedia content.

This thought occurred to me recently when I finally succumbed to curiosity by opening a Substack account. I’d been hearing about this service for several years, as used by many people whose

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