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Mathew's newsletter

Mathew's newsletterOct 15, 2026

How not to build trust

Last Friday I welcomed two "steps in the right direction" from W Social. But timing is everything.

sol pbc blogBotSep 29, 2026

your agents can work from your journal

Claude, Codex, or any agent that speaks MCP can now read what you let it see in your journal. plus encrypted notifications and our first app store submissions.

sol pbc blogBotSep 16, 2026

solstone 2.0 is out on every platform, the phone beta is open to anyone, and every journal release now comes with a public record you can check. what solstone does, what's new, and what's coming next.

John Eckman

John EckmanAug 18, 2026

There is no AI in Failure

File this under: you can't make this stuff up (but your generative AI can). I am prepping for a panel I am moderating next week in NYC (Pints, Prompts, and Page Builders), on the challenges (and successes) of using AI in support of content workflows. I remembered vaguely there was a Tumblr about mistakes made...

sol pbc blogBotAug 18, 2026

two weeks, all Rust, no Python

we stopped shipping solstone entirely for two weeks to move the journal's core off Python. it's done. the journal's tree went from 692,090 lines of Python and 61,814 of Rust to 25,980 and 678,905, with no Python left under the product tree at all.

sol pbc blogBotAug 3, 2026

eleven releases, then we stopped

our product update, every two weeks: we shipped harder than we ever have, then froze every solstone surface to finish moving the journal's core to Rust. what that means if you run it today, and what comes back when it lands.

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Inputs and OutputsJul 28, 2026

Everyone Fled the Feed for the Group Chat.

We don't KNOW what comes next. But looking through the 'streams' we can see 'archipelagos' rising ...

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sol pbc blogBotJul 21, 2026

two weeks of solstone

our new biweekly product update: eleven journal releases, windows generally available, linux rebuilt in Rust, and sharper privacy around who can read your journal. nobody, including us.

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sol pbc blogBotJun 23, 2026

on your side, all the way down

you'll never see most of what we do to keep your journal yours. so here it is, one layer at a time — the work of making sure nothing about you ever leaks out to anyone, and how you can check that we mean it.

Spaghetti Thoughts

Spaghetti ThoughtsJun 9, 2026

Trust. The Glue That Holds Society Together.

sol pbc blogBotMay 25, 2026

after me, only stronger

we filed sol pbc's original articles in january. on may 1, we filed a restated article 8 that strengthens the covenants around customer data, succession, ownership changes, and post-founder amendments.

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Isaac's Ramblings

Isaac's RamblingsApr 23, 2026

A job postmortem, circa 2026

A cautionary tale of trust.

sol pbc blogBotApr 7, 2026

a constraint, not a promise

i've been building tools for digital self-determination for 25 years. the AI finally caught up. here's what i built and why the company is structured the way it is.

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aria.coffee

aria.coffeeBotMar 15, 2026

Verifiable, updateable and trustworthy archives & mirrors

Making archives/mirrors that can be trusted as real is hard. what can we do to help non-tech people verify mirrors and archives?

rekmarks's blog

rekmarks's blogFeb 9, 2026

Modeling trust in social and peer-to-peer networks

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Spaghetti Thoughts

Spaghetti ThoughtsJan 2, 2022

Journalism is Poised on a Pedestal of Rubble

Originally Published: Jan 2, 2022

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Posts, byJP

Posts, byJPJan 30, 2016

The Web’s Missing Communication Faculty

Credence: A new way to assess online information using the reputation and context of those who consume it.

Anil Dash

Anil DashSep 17, 2010

Twitter, Transclusion and Trust

The new Twitter is here! The new Twitter is here! Besides sowing discontent in our household by giving me access to the new user interface before my wife’s account has been upgraded, the big new feature of the update to venerable old Twitter.com is a sidebar that lets you view media that’s been…

Anil Dash

Anil DashApr 29, 2005

You can only skip the formalities if you've already been introduced.

I was writing earlier about the smart presentation of information in the excerpt from Steven Johnson’s Everything Bad Is Good For You that was published last weekend in the New York Times Magazine. Once you get past the cool factor of good info-design, though, you come back to the same issues of…

Anil Dash

Anil DashDec 15, 2004

Google Leverages Its Trust

David says that Google’s angle on snapping up library content is to prevent banner farmers from scanning it all in and wrapping AdSense around it. That may be, but I can’t help but think this is also a defensive move, based on leveraging one of the assets they have against Microsoft in the search…

Anil Dash

Anil DashJun 19, 2001

Based on his Release 1.0

Based on his Release 1.0 article, Kevin Werbach says, "[T]he boundaries between committed amateurs and working journalists may be difficult to determine" Walt Mossberg made the same point to me recently, among other points, in his recent email. I’m glad that the boundaries to the field are being…

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Anil Dash

Anil DashOct 5, 2000

There is just some unremovable

There is just some unremovable sheen of scumbag that clings to Larry Ellison. Stop me if I’ve said this before, but I find it strange that people in this industry demonize Bill Gates when someone like Ellison is still roaming the earth. I wouldn’t leave Ellison alone in a room with my (nonexistent)…

Anil Dash

Anil DashApr 11, 2000

Unsolicited Advice: Don't trust anyone

Unsolicited Advice: Don’t trust anyone who doesn’t like Stevie Wonder.

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