The responsibility of hosting other people's work for over a decade

Hosting someone’s website is not like hosting a file. A website is someone’s creative work. Their business. Their community. Their years of effort. When they choose your platform, they are not choosing a service provider — they are choosing a steward. That is the part of platform building no one talks about. What trust demands Trust demands that data remains accessible. That sites from ten years ago still work. That users who built on one version of the platform are not abandoned when the next version ships. That the person running the platform understands the weight of what they are carrying. ...

May 6, 2026 · 2 min · 327 words · Jonayed Hossan Gazi

Why I open-sourced Wapka

Open-sourcing a platform you have spent years building is not the obvious move. Most platforms keep their code private. It is their competitive advantage. Their moat. I believe the opposite. I believe the moat is trust — and you cannot build trust behind a closed door. The decision The decision to open-source Wapka came from a simple question: if I disappear tomorrow, do the people who trusted this platform lose everything? ...

May 6, 2026 · 2 min · 359 words · Jonayed Hossan Gazi