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[$] The road to mainstream Matrix
Matrix provides an open network for secure, decentralized communication. It has enjoyed some success over the last few years as an IRC replacement and real-time chat for a number o [...]
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they pay their writers and editors a living wage. they're able to do that because they have a business model.
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the [$] in the post indicates whether an article is subscriber-only.
articles that are subscriber-only become free for all to read after a week.
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How does LWN make its living?LWN is primarily supported by its readers, through subscription fees. We also bring in a small amount of money through advertising, but that is typically less than 5% of our revenue stream.
And also you can read the article free, if you wait a week.
@LWN I like Matrix, but their implementation of encryption is *very* unreliable (as I'm currently in key storage syncing / session verification hell).