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> Nevertheless, the blogs still seem to be ticking along. Unless something changes fundamentally about the web, which I doubt, blogs will be here long after cu
by bad_user 8y ago
> Nevertheless, the blogs still seem to be ticking along.
Unless something changes fundamentally about the web, which I doubt, blogs will be here long after current social networks are dead. RSS / Atom too, for as long as there are blogs around, in spite of what some people would like you to believe.
And if there's one thing that you can say about the Internet, is that the Internet's stack of technologies is long lasting and the more things change, the more they stay the same.
So yeah, if you want to publish content for others, the safest bet is to have your own blog. With RSS and email subscriptions. And your own domain of course.
- mcv 8y agoBlogs are much closer to the way the Web should be than social networks are. Have your own space. The only thing is that I would like an easy system that would allow me to follow multiple blogs in a social-network style stream/feed. I hear Hubzilla might do something like that.
- dredmorbius 8y agoBlogs, and new-form blogs -- static site generators, high-feature Federated platforms like Friendica and Hubzilla, pervasive RSS (see for example Reddit, which really does well here), etc. -- are all very exciting and promising parts of this period.