Reading Lists and Links in Bio

As a person with a modest passion for archivability of internet ephemera, I find the single-link-in-bio model to be so, so tormentful. How could a creator ever confidently say “check out the link in my bio” if they know that in the future, the link they are directing people to press will have changed to something else, the prior link lost to time? Here’s Mia Sato, on The Vergecast episode from May 26th (emphasis mine): “[…] the platforms are both enabling mass awareness, and then stifling deeper engagement. This is a problem on every single social platform that you use to promote your work- It's either X stifles links, TikTok doesn't allow you to link anything at all, unless it's like TikTok shop, right?These are all issues that we know what would work.If you let me link my article in my TikTok, people would click it probably, or at least more would than they do now.But the platforms- that's not in their incentive structure to allow for that. Sato bridges my gap in understanding: if…