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polytechnic.co.uk
[AI summary] The author shares their experience attending an Indieweb presentation and details their personal journey of implementing decentralized web standards like IndieWebCamp to take control of their content. |
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kiko.io
Make your blog ready for social interaction via Webmentions |
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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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ashleykolodziej.com
Reading Miriam Suzanne's excellent article on the complexity of implementing Webmentions got me thinking about the IndieWeb again. I stepped away from social media a while back, but the one thing I've consistently missed is having a way to record all the little moments that make up who I am. Since I'm on break from classes and teaching, I decided to challenge myself by adding Webmentions to my own site and documenting the process. |
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