@eb @simon @daniel so the ones who *do* have their...

@eb @simon @daniel so the ones who *do* have their own websites still use linktree because it’s legible to the audience and culturally expected

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Evan B🥥ehs

@glyph @simon @daniel I think culturally expected is key here because ^^^ the context was “people that have their own site but still use linktree”

12 May at 15:29 | Open on social.coop

Glyph

@eb @simon @daniel there are potentially lots of reasons. A linktree is just a list of strings and hyperlinks on a webpage, but then, so is a fediverse profile really, and we don’t all self-host those. The presence of features around its purpose make it easier to work with than a custom page on a custom site, well worth the $5 to save a couple hours of maintenance a year for someone doing this professionally

12 May at 15:32 | Open on mastodon.social

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