A note from Daniel

Contrast how DNS works with what happens when you try to leave a service like Twitter or Facebook. Most corporate networks have a "download your data and delete your account" feature. You get records of your posts and maybe of your followers and friends. But you lose your network connections and your audience because those people followed your Twitter or Facebook account, and you can't redirect that account to a new service. You don't control the mapping. You can get the data, but you lose your network.

Daniel Read Write Own, page 15 · February 26, 2024 Save to shelf
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