How do we talk about atproto to non-developers?
Read OriginalThis article explores the challenge of communicating the AT Protocol's data portability concept to non-technical users. It highlights that while developers understand the PDS (Personal Data Server) model, mainstream users may not grasp the implications of their public data being accessible across different apps. The author calls for common guidelines and non-technical explanations to help app developers inform users about data visibility and portability, aiming to make the protocol more accessible and trustworthy.
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