[loveparade]

You want me to sign up and own my content/audience? No, thanks. These times are long over and there are hundreds of similar services. For publishing online, I would only ever consider self-hosted options where I truly own both my content and audience. I'm tired of these platforms.

[Dalewyn]

Yeah, I had a good laugh from the dissonance between "our own space on the internet"(tm) and a Web 3.0 website for a service that describes precisely nothing useful.

I don't even know WTF I'm "try[ing] for free, no credit card required", this looks more sleazy than pr0n sites to be giving out card numbers to.

For however much of my money they want (they don't say), that money would be better spent purchasing a proper web hosting plan with a proper hosting provider and registering a proper domain name with a proper domain registrar. I would really have my own space on the internet then.