You don’t need a deal with a label. You don’t need a platform’s blessing. All you need is an out of tune guitar you can barely play, or a free text editor and a hosting bill. That’s it. That’s the whole scene.
Indiewebispunk
Tag: dalweb
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The indieweb is punk
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Sull’avere un blog
Don’t worry too much about the details. Just start getting things out there that you care about and the rest will come in time. As you post more, you will realize what you care about sharing the most, who likes your content, and where you fit in the web. I wish I had understood earlier that a blog does not need to launch fully formed. It can become itself while you are writing it.
Christian ClebergFediverse reactions
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Your site, your home, your web
Call it the indie web, the small web or the slow web. Do or don’t label it — buy a domain, stand up a site, write and share. Find other folks doing it — maybe on Mastodon, maybe on another network, protocol or application — find out who they’re following and look at their sites. See what they’ve linked to and are reading.
Cory DransfeldtFediverse reactions
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The People Pledge
- I pledge to recognize the dignity and worth of all people.
- I will not discriminate against or devalue anyone because of their age, race, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, social class, faith, neurotype, or physical appearance.
- I commit to treating others fairly and rejecting prejudice in all its forms.
via Neatnik
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About blog
You write because you think, because you observe, because you need to put it somewhere.
Andy’s BlogFediverse reactions
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The personality of a personal websites
A personal site is—or at least it should be—a reflection of whoever you want to be. It could be the complete you, one of the many versions of you, or even an aspirational you. Just be comfortable in your digital home. It’s all that matters
Manuel MorealeFediverse reactions
