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My own collection: - [mmm.page](https://mmm.page/ https://mmm.page/) - [odie.us](https://odie.us/ https://odie.us/) - [carrd.co](https://carrd.co/ https://ca

by culi 4y ago

My own collection: - [mmm.page](https://mmm.page/ https://mmm.page/) - [odie.us](https://odie.us/ https://odie.us/) - [carrd.co](https://carrd.co/ https://carrd.co/) - [write.as](https://write.as/ https://write.as/) - [withknown.com](https://withknown.com/ https://withknown.com/) - [micro.blog](https://micro.blog/ https://micro.blog/) - [neocities.org](https://neocities.org/ https://neocities.org/) From this thread: - https://bearblog.dev/ https://bearblog.dev/ - https://telegra.ph https://telegra.ph - https://rentry.org/ https://rentry.org/ - https://brick.do/ https://brick.do/ - https://prose.sh/ https://prose.sh/

culi 4y ago
I guess there's some category bleed going on here. I was originally maintaining a list of "micro-blog"-y sites I wanted to try out. Somewhere along the way it got mixed in with these "easy quick single static page" of services or "basically a txt file" site (e.g. rentry.org) At this point I feel the need to bring up Etherpad which is essentially an encrypted Google Docs alternative but can be used similarly. Ofc there's also Notion which is in a similar vein. You know, the more I think about this problem the more saddened I am by the state of social media. You can't share a FB or Instagram post without forcing people to sign in or make an account. Twitter is one of the last ones that allow their content to be freely shared but the char limit is a pretty significant limit and even that has popups It seems that the problem of "how do I make a quick and simple static site to share with anyone with internet access" isn't really a hard problem. Instead all these major social networking services have worked their ass off to make sure their platforms can't be used in that way
- MrVandemar 4y ago
  > Twitter is one of the last ones that allow their content to be freely shared but the char limit is a pretty significant limit and even that has popups. I do not believe this to be the case. If not logged in, it will lock the screen and block you reading after a few entries. That's not "free".
  - culi 4y ago
    Ah I didn't realize that. I think I have a browser extension that prevents this. I agree that's not "free"
qudat 4y ago
https://prose.sh https://prose.sh which is a blog that can be used to share rendered markdown pages
jacobsenscott 4y ago
telegra.ph and rentry.org are the easiest to us over tor. Others require some kind of signup, or block tor, prose.sh looks cool, but ssh is less anonymous than tor. Maybe you can ssh through tor, but that seems like a heavier lift.
senko 4y ago
Paid write.as user here. It's a blog engine, supports markdown, and that's about it. That's what I love about it. Simple, clean, and I don't have to maintain it.
thegabriele 4y ago
I like https://telegra.ph https://telegra.ph, but META blocks it at least on instagram stories.
jslakro 4y ago
https://txt.fyi/ https://txt.fyi/ is quite similar
- culi 4y ago
  Thanks but I can't edit anymore :/ Also found https://thoughts.page/ https://thoughts.page/

by culi 4y ago

culi 4y ago

I guess there's some category bleed going on here. I was originally maintaining a list of "micro-blog"-y sites I wanted to try out. Somewhere along the way it got mixed in with these "easy quick single static page" of services or "basically a txt file" site (e.g. rentry.org) At this point I feel the need to bring up Etherpad which is essentially an encrypted Google Docs alternative but can be used similarly. Ofc there's also Notion which is in a similar vein. You know, the more I think about this problem the more saddened I am by the state of social media. You can't share a FB or Instagram post without forcing people to sign in or make an account. Twitter is one of the last ones that allow their content to be freely shared but the char limit is a pretty significant limit and even that has popups It seems that the problem of "how do I make a quick and simple static site to share with anyone with internet access" isn't really a hard problem. Instead all these major social networking services have worked their ass off to make sure their platforms can't be used in that way

MrVandemar 4y ago
> Twitter is one of the last ones that allow their content to be freely shared but the char limit is a pretty significant limit and even that has popups. I do not believe this to be the case. If not logged in, it will lock the screen and block you reading after a few entries. That's not "free".
- culi 4y ago
  Ah I didn't realize that. I think I have a browser extension that prevents this. I agree that's not "free"

qudat 4y ago

https://prose.sh https://prose.sh which is a blog that can be used to share rendered markdown pages

jacobsenscott 4y ago

telegra.ph and rentry.org are the easiest to us over tor. Others require some kind of signup, or block tor, prose.sh looks cool, but ssh is less anonymous than tor. Maybe you can ssh through tor, but that seems like a heavier lift.

senko 4y ago

Paid write.as user here. It's a blog engine, supports markdown, and that's about it. That's what I love about it. Simple, clean, and I don't have to maintain it.

thegabriele 4y ago

I like https://telegra.ph https://telegra.ph, but META blocks it at least on instagram stories.

jslakro 4y ago

https://txt.fyi/ https://txt.fyi/ is quite similar

culi 4y ago
Thanks but I can't edit anymore :/ Also found https://thoughts.page/ https://thoughts.page/