Show HN: Lockin – system-level distraction blocker controlled via text

Lockin's introduction of a system-level distraction blocker controlled via text, which edits /etc/hosts directly with zero latency, marks a significant shift in how users can manage online distractions. This development is particularly relevant for website owners who may see a change in user behavior, as visitors may be using tools like Lockin to block distracting websites. Website owners who rely on advertisements or engagement-driven revenue models may need to adapt to potential decreases in traffic or interaction time, as users become more intentional about their online activities. To prepare for this shift, website owners can take several actionable steps: firstly, review their current content and advertising strategies to ensure they align with user intentions and are not perceived as distractions. Secondly, consider implementing features that support user focus, such as website-wide "do not disturb" modes or customizable content filters. Lastly, monitor AI bot traffic and update their llms.txt files to account for any changes in user behavior driven by system-level blockers like Lockin.