> If you remove the need to host, you remove a point of failure from publishing. Now the link is the content.
Storing the page in the URL doesn’t remove the need to have a platform to communicate those links to those who want them.
Storing the page in the URL doesn’t remove the need to have a platform to communicate those links to those who want them.
No, the platform is wherever you distribute the URLs to other people. Browsers, for the most part, don't share URLs with eachother without an intermediary server hosting the shared links, either as one or more traditional webpages with links or something like a shared bookmark list.