I thought for a long time about this one. With only one day to go, here's my submission for this month's IndieWeb Carnival. The topic is second person birds, as chosen by Sophia. I love the non specific nature of this topic, it's also what makes it a bit of a challenge to respond to.…| britthub.co.uk
I’m rather happy with the IndieWeb wiki: it’s at indieweb.org. It’s a great resource and has had great additions and documentation added to it over the years. Folks like gRegor and James and Tantek and many, many, many, others have made and improved terrific living history of independent websites. The topic is so large it...| ArtLung
“The need is absolute.” I’m quoting Peter O’Toole playing T.E. Lawrence in Lawrence of Arabia. Two incredibly interesting and problematic twentieth century people one filling in for the other to tell a story. That line, which O’Toole says in reaction to the question of the need of phones in a recently liberated town taken from...| ArtLung
At #IndieWeb HWC yesterday we ran VS Code w/”Live Share” plugin. In a few minutes 5 of us wrote a web page. Surveillance tech is an enshittified anti-labour mess but tools—the means of production—to pamphleteer and agitate and samizdat and protest are in our hands. Websites. James wrote about it in Collaborative web weaving| ArtLung
Ana explains perfectly my gripe with the concept of content creation. A photo, a post, a video, a podcast. These are among the things that are now called ‘content’ on social media. You create content and present it to your followers the right way, at the right time. Have you tried monetise it? Well, wouldn’t it be great to be paid to do what you love? It became common thinking that turning your hobbies into profit is a great idea. Except, when you do, they become something you have to d...| Design & other obsessions by Silvia Maggi
In Summary I will not knowingly use AI in the process of creating my work. I make efforts to avoid AI in both personal and professional settings. I do not consent to my work being used to train any AI models. This website is not for robots, scrapers and AI models, I am taking active […]| BrittHub
Over the past several years, you’ve probably heard me or other web geeks talk about the IndieWeb, but just hearing about it doesn’t necessarily tell you what it actually is, exactly. The reality is that it’s both sort of complicated but also, at its core, really simple! If you do anything online with other people it’s definitely worth understanding and knowing more about.| busybee: General Articles
Change is inevitable. Nothing is fixed, and that includes our understanding of things.| busybee: General Articles
Over on my music site I wrote a bit about the current state of streaming providers, specifically to encourage people to go back to buying their music and listening on local devices.| busybee
Als ich letztens meinen Blog umgestyled und die Activity Pub Integration richtig eingerichtet hatte bin ich mehr durch Zufall auf zwei sehr bemerkenswerte Projekte gestoßen.| Björns Techblog
It's almost the end of August and I've not made a post for this month's IndieWeb Carnival. The child has been on summer holiday, which leads to not much solo thinking time. Marisabel picked an excellent topic which I should have a lot to say about: Colors. Unfortunately my sleep deprived mind struggles to think…| BrittHub
How I Write on Internet| notes.abhinavsarkar.net
Bookmarked| Anthony Ciccarello
The experiment illuminated what gave me joy … and what didn’t.| Elizabeth Tai
GAFAM's latest attack on the open web comes in the form of| wok
After reading a blogpost recently, I was inspired to add Webmention support to my sites. However, because I use a static site generator (SSG), there isn't a dynamic stack to handle sending or receivin| www.bentasker.co.uk
The pushback I received made me think about a way to re-clarify my message about digital gardens. The last thing I want people to think is that one is better than the other. I rather communicate the freedom digital gardening has given me, and how I've written so much more since taking this approach to writing for the web.| Elizabeth Tai
Digital gardens are a different way to present yourself on the Internet. Blogging is often see as a way to “brand yourself”. Digital gardens are less interested in marketing a personali…| Elizabeth Tai
A collection of fun posts about various stuff I found on the Internet. Some tech, some birbs, nerdy PKM Obsidian shares, and a dash of weirdo stuff. I always aim to make you smile, and promise not …| Elizabeth Tai
Yesterday I posted that I’d resolved my new microblog POSSE1 posts from generating link previews on Mastodon and Bluesky. Today, I want to briefly run through how I managed that.| Hearthside by Caleb Hearth
Beyond webmention.io and static site integration| Brain Baking
Thoughts about the (d)evolution of blog interactions| Brain Baking
Personal site of author, designer, Automattician, and A List Apart founder & publisher Jeffrey Zeldman. Teaching and writing about web design and web standards since 1995. Also featuring “My Glamorous Life,” “Fifteen Minutes,” and other entertainments.| Jeffrey Zeldman Presents
After yesterday’s post, it was time to finally try to handle a blog post and Cooklang recipe in one file. The solution to how to format things was simple: inline the recipe in a Markdown code fence and pre-process it.| Hearthside by Caleb Hearth
You’ll probably read this recipe and think wait, this is just overnight oats but you’d be wrong, because this is a recipe for overnight oats that someone who cares about you remembered to make for you last night. At least that’s how I interpret my 3-year-old’s mis-hearing or pronunciation of us...| Hearthside by Caleb Hearth
Learn the basics, get inspired, and grow your website.| stefanbohacek.com
About 6 months ago, I added support for webmentions to my site - displaying comments and interactions posted elsewhere. However, I've not been comfortable with some parts of this - something brought b| www.bentasker.co.uk
Words are crucial to build a sense of online community, however many of us have been using them straight out of a soulless corporate lingo in order to sell ourselves as a product.| minutestomidnight.co.uk
I've been playing around with the IndieWeb, then stumbled on twtxt and finally yarn.social. I like the notion of having something twitter-like to post random thoughts, without having all those thoughts owned by a company. Anyway, who knows if I’ll keep it up, but my feed is here: https://anthony.buc.ci/ . If you use yarn.social, twtxt, or the IndieWeb, say hi!| Anthony Bucci
This post originally appeared on Jamie Tanna’s site.| Microformats
With more use of microformats2, especially among the growing indieweb network of websites, we’ve iterated key specs for real-world needs and are seeing more active community members. More updates & posts coming up!| Microformats
Last week, I updated my blogroll to include everyone in my RSS feed reader. While I read a lot of topical blogs and newsletters, I also follow a goodly number of interesting people I don’t know as well as acquaintances. I didn’t include these personal blogs on my blogroll before, but decided it was time to add them.| Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden
I’ve been fiddling with an instance of Known over on social.omgmog.net. As part of my fiddling I’ve been trying out some of the plugins for Known. I came across the “Render Emoji Unicode” plugin but it was using an old library, and referencing an old version of Twemoji, so I updated it to use the latest Twemoji library.| blog.omgmog.net
I’ve added Webmention support to the posts on this blog. Webmentions are a method for websites to know that they’ve been linked to (or mentioned) from elsewhere on the web.| blog.omgmog.net
After two years of building and running my own fully featured Webmention server, I think it’s …| Brain Baking
