André Staltz • 1/7/2022

Some people want to run their own servers

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This article is a direct response to Moxie's 'My first impressions on web3,' challenging the claim that 'people don't want to run their own servers.' The author uses examples from self-hosted open-source communities like Mastodon and Tor, citing the 90-9-1 rule to argue that a small but critical minority of users actively run servers, which is essential for decentralized systems.

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