Invisible, but essential

If you keep you work in your laptop, with moss, you can right click the folder and publish it into your website.

It's convinient, and a good idea to keep your work in local files, instead of a database in someone else's server. Plus, it can syndicate to other social media platforms, so you can spread your work.

The most direct way to decentralize the Web, is to have more independent websites, connected with open protocols. So moss makes it easy.

• Local-first: Stored data as local files when possible.
• Standards over invention: Interop when possible.
• Enable curators: What we read and think is too important for algorithms to control.