It is a good strategy, but more importantly, it gives people the agency to choose what platforms and protocols they want to use while still finding the communities they need to.
I wrote about it a couple years ago: https://www.augment.ink/bridges-the-last-network-effect/
Shout out to WAFRN ([@admin](https://app.wafrn.net/fediverse/blog/admin )) and A New Social (npub13rs…s8u8) for taking the uncomfortable position of straddling the space inbetween protocols. I think this is truly the strategy that is going to be needed if we want to "win" the push towards an open social web for the whole internet.