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Angelos Arnis

Angelos Arnis
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Platform capitalism always destroys what it claims to enable

Substack's latest steps illustrate a predictable trend for venture-backed platforms. Migrating from Substack to Ghost despite the real costs demonstrates a refusal to adhere to platform discipline. Writers must choose between optimizing for audience size and keeping ownership of their work.

By Angelos Arnis 04 Sep 2025
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our collective futures

our collective futures

critical reflections on design, tech, and systems

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