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I think that can be accomplished with wordpress (or a similar blogging platform)...i suppose it would simply take tweaking the template/site settings to not exp
by mxuribe 5y ago
I think that can be accomplished with wordpress (or a similar blogging platform)...i suppose it would simply take tweaking the template/site settings to not expose features like comments, post titles, etc. Maybe wordpress might be overkill, but i think what you desire is achievable with an existing blogging platform out there.
- qwerty456127 5y agoBut it would still be hard to discover. As a reader I imagine going to a specific website, choosing a topic and immediately seeing a stream of genuine thoughts of many different people on it. As a writer I would rather go to GitHub pages with a tweaked theme. WordPress is a huge overkill with a huge pile of problems.
- mxuribe 5y ago> ...As a reader I imagine going to a specific website, choosing a topic and immediately seeing a stream of genuine thoughts of many different people on it.... I see your point. I made an assumption that the separate websites would in fact be separate, and not living under a singular umbrella of discoverable content. What you described is still achievable - either via walled gardens (where content is centralized and more easily discoverable), or through looser connections such as web rings, and even search engines. Also acknowledged that wordpress is total overkill...it was just an example that the tech exists to achieve what is desired. ;-)