Instagram (I): Stories are not posts. They disappear after 24 hours.
People (P): What if I want to retain them?
I: Now you can archive stories
P: I don’t like some people
I: Okay, you can mute their stories too
P: I want to organize stories
I: Now you can add them to collections
P: I want to share links
I: We now have link stickers
Stories are now posts.
Blog posts always did all of these things, folks. 🤷🏻♂️
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