documentation VS support

I believe it can. The protocol seems pretty thoroughly documented https://developers.revolt.chat/

Great to see innovation, but it doesn't federate. Being open source alone doesn't bring users freedoms when it comes to social networks. Think of Signal for example, which is very locked down. Social networks/apps/etc. have their moat in their userbase, not the code. Not even tik tok with its famous recommendation algorithm. Reddit used to be open source, now isn't. Forks couldn't take off because the users were/are on the main fork. If it doesn't federate, the network being open source right now helps little. It can be closed any day and users can't do anything about it because >90% don't care.

for good taste. **Because you're awesome**. And you want a link to your live site for the 1 person per year that will find you through GitHub.  ## 2. Go to Your Blog Dashboard. There's a button straight to your **dashboard** under your profile pic. You can also click your **profile pic** for a dropdown menu. (The support docs are not yet update to reflect this, and I may [contribute](https://github.com/Hashnode/support/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md) this fix unless you beat me to it!)  ## 3. Select Backup Option from Sidebar This pops up a window with some of your last operations, and in my case a lovely **FAILED **message across from each one.😅 Don't worry, that's normal...next you need to actually install the Hashnode GitHub App so it can **not fail**.  ## 4. Install & Authorize on ONE REPOSITORY  It will default to all repositories. Don't install on all your repositories. **Just select the one you created for your blog posts.**  ## 5. Re-Save Previous Articles You will be redirected back to your Hashnode Blog Dashboard after the app is installed on your repository. However, any previously published articles do not appear to be pushed to the backup repository. Only those going forward... So, if you want those previously published ones to be backed up too, you'll need to **edit them** and re-save. You don't even have to make a change. Simply clicking Edit and then Save Post will trigger it to update in GitHub. Edit Previous Post:  Save Post:  GitHub Updated:  ## 5. Please Share! I hope you found this insightful and useful. I'm in the process of growing my portfolio of technical content, and I'd really appreciate it if you shared this article on social media. You can find me most easily on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/EamonnCottrell), and I'd love to say hey! via GIPHY

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