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The post discusses the conflict between walled gardens and the open web, using Nitter and X's cease-and-desist as a case study. It argues for data portability and open architectures by advocating whole data sets, live data streams, and personal data stores (PDS) over API-driven views. It highlights atproto and Bluesky as examples that push toward an open, interoperable social web.