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This is the Strapi CMS for managing content that will be rendered on the Interledger Developers Portal. The CMS automatically generates MDX files that are read by the Astro site.

<!-- Last updated: 2026-02-20 -->
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## Features

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For creators, publishers, and community-run platforms, building a sustainable future on the web has become increasingly difficult. Advertising revenues continue to decline, audiences are experiencing subscription fatigue, and smaller publishers are often left choosing between paywalls, platform dependence, or giving content away for free.
For creators, publishers, and community-run platforms, building a sustainable future on the web has become increasingly difficult. Advertising revenues continue to decline, audiences are experiencing subscription fatigue, and smaller publishers are often left choosing between paywalls, platform dependence, or simply giving content away for free.

At the same time, decentralized and community-run social platforms are gaining momentum. These platforms offer greater control over distribution and audience relationships, but they often lack viable monetization tools.

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