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boffosocko.com
[AI summary] The post discusses the use of WordPress to create a personalized social platform, emphasizing control over data, identity, and the benefits of the IndieWeb movement over centralized social media platforms. |
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jeena.net
Independent but together. |
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kiko.io
Make your blog ready for social interaction via Webmentions |
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beesbuzz.biz
Over the past several years, you've probably heard me or other web geeks talk about the IndieWeb, but just hearing about it doesn't necessarily tell you what it actually is, exactly. The reality is that it's both sort of complicated but also, at its core, really simple! If you do anything online with other people it's definitely worth understanding and knowing more about. |
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