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<h3>Studio (<code>~tirrel/studio</code>)</h3>
<blockquote>welcome to studio<br>start by creating a site</blockquote>
<p>It's a blogging platform. And just like <code>%blog</code>, other people can't access your posts over a pure Urbit connection; <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20230828014239/https://crypto4dummiez.substack.com/p/custom-domain-for-your-planet">you have to have a domain pointing at your Urbit server and a reverse proxy.</a>. So, just like the rest of Urbit, it would only be accessible as long as DNS and HTTP are up. Which makes it no equivalent to the "freesites" in Hyphanet as it requires infrastructure outside Urbit. Which makes Studio just another shitty CMS.</p>
<p>It's a blogging platform. And just like <code>%blog</code>, other people can't access your posts over a pure Urbit connection; <a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20230828014239/https://crypto4dummiez.substack.com/p/custom-domain-for-your-planet">you have to have a domain pointing at your Urbit server and a reverse proxy.</a> So, just like the rest of Urbit, it would only be accessible as long as DNS and HTTP are up. Which makes it no equivalent to the "freesites" in Hyphanet as it requires infrastructure outside Urbit. Which makes Studio just another shitty CMS.</p>
<p>You know, I'm getting real tired of these... You'd think someone with the technical knowledge required to get an Urbit planet up and running would know how to write some simple static HTML and thus wouldn't have the need for a CMS.</p>
<h3>Portal (<code>~worpet-bildet/portal</code>)</h3>
<p>Portal is another Twitter clone. The userbase seems to be nicer than Trill's, though. When I opened Portal, above the usual text box where you can write your posts, there was a search bar... with the OpenAI logo next to it? Below that was a set of "tags": "Crypto", "Longform", "Productivity"... Clicking on a tag wouldn't search posts by the words in the search query, but instead with an AI-like prompt: for example, clicking on "Longform" would populate the words "high wordCount" in the search box and then find posts in the feed with, well, a lot of words.</p>