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clintmcmahon.com
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| | | | | Why I created a /feeds page, what it is, and how it helps foster community in the indie web. | |
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michaelbrooks.co.uk
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| | | | | I've long been a fan of the fediverse (Blogging as a social network) and more specifically Mastodon (The demise of social networks). You see, the fediverse | |
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www.marginalia.nu
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| | | | | [AI summary] The post discusses the challenges small websites face in discoverability on the internet, highlighting the issues with search engines, social media, and centralized platforms, and proposes a federated bookmarking approach as a potential solution. | |
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www.tumfatig.net
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| | | In early 2019, I got fed up with Twitter Ads and recommendations etc. So I started looking for alternatives and read about Mastodon. As I was especially looking for OpenBSD news, tricks etc, I finally landed on bsd.network. It turned out to be a really nice place to hang out ; and not BSD-centric at all. People there are great. And MastoAdmins are kind and caring people. A couple of years later, I decided that I would host my own instance on the Fediverse. And the journey began. | ||