Scope of this review: The Getting Started section, the developer onboarding flow through "Hello, World!" and the Connect a Frontend guides, the conceptual introduction to Move and Sui's object model, and the overall information architecture of docs.sui.io. Documentation reviewed in May 2026 against the current published version.

What this review is not: An evaluation of Sui as a technology, an investment opinion, or a comparison of protocol economics. The focus is how the documentation communicates — whether it teaches, whether it respects the reader's time, and whether it builds understanding before demanding technical work.

Besides having some external accounts on federated social networks such as Mastodon, I am also running my own instances on a VPS sever for my digital company.

One of these instances is dedicated to GNU Social, a social communication software for public and private communications. GNU Social is an old, but robust platform that supports the protocols OStatus and ActivityPub.

Across the modern internet, a few giant corporations have gained outsized influence over how people connect, share, and discover information. These centralized services profit from harvesting personal data while keeping users locked inside controlled ecosystems. Decentralized platforms are the counterweight — systems designed to distribute power, enhance privacy, and put control back into the hands of their communities.