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fyr.io
[AI summary] The post discusses the IndieWeb's technical requirements and its broader implications for the non-commercial web, advocating for personal ownership and control over online content. |
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davidyat.es
Ive been peripherally aware of the IndieWeb movement for a few years now mostly because they seem to like RSS almost as much as I do but Ive only recently dug into it. |
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mikegrindle.com
[AI summary] The author argues that personal blogging offers ownership, creative control, and genuine community connection that social media platforms fail to provide. |
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indieweb.org
The IndieWeb Community is largely based on principles (AKA tenets) such as own your data, make what you need, use what you make, document your stuff, open source your stuff, UX design is more important than protocols, visible data for humans first and machines second, platform agnostic platforms, plurality over monoculture, longevity, and remember to have fun! |
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