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ah, what's old is new again. i can't wait to get my 1999 on! =) the subtitle is a little more informative: "A webring for static site generators." i'm glad to
by clairity 7y ago
ah, what's old is new again. i can't wait to get my 1999 on! =)
the subtitle is a little more informative: "A webring for static site generators." i'm glad to see this kind of the movement toward self-deplatforming.
i wonder how comments are both attributable and decentralized? i'm not a fan of comments being blog posts themselves (which would be one solution to this), as they're often "less formal" than a post and should reflect that.
- jeena 7y agoWe're doing this in the IndieWeb community, an example: https://jeena.net/comments/1045 https://jeena.net/comments/1045 The background technology: https://indieweb.org/Webmention https://indieweb.org/Webmention The rather unsuccessful try to do a indiewebring: https://indieweb.org/indiewebring https://indieweb.org/indiewebring
- SwellJoe 7y agoTo be fair, lots of people (certainly I) think we took a series of wrong turns on the information superhighway in the 2000s, toward a dangerous level of centralization, so...maybe looking backward is good.