Where have all the websites gone?

Liked Where have all the websites gone? by Jason Velazquez (fromjason.xyz)

So when we wonder where all the websites have gone, know it’s the curators we’re nostalgic for because the curators showed us the best the web had to offer once upon a time. And the curators— the tenders, aggregators, collectors, and connectors— can bring us back to something better. Because it’s still out there, we just have to find it.

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Open a Linktree account or whatever. And instead of adding your other social media accounts, add three links to your favorite blog posts. Or, add links to a few artists with their own sites. Or your favorite aggregator sites. It doesn’t matter what you include, so long as we make portals to other digital green spaces that exist outside of Instagram.

IndieWeb pour WordPress – l’esprit POSSE

Liked IndieWeb pour WordPress – l’esprit POSSE by Didier J. MARY (didiermary.fr)

Dans le billet précédent, je vous ai expliqué comment connecter WordPress au Fediverse, grâce au protocole ActivityPub, ajouté au blog via une extension (plugin). Mais il existe une autre manière d’interconnecter WordPress avec Mastodon par exemple, voire le Web globalement : l’inscrire au…

Et une ressource indieweb en français de plus, une !

Liked Enjoy the difference by Simone SilvestroniSimone Silvestroni (minutestomidnight.co.uk)

Three years after I left Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, I might have found a space where to both agree and disagree in peace, while growing connections.
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a remote part of my brain is still expecting a somewhat violent reaction to polite criticism. Supposedly, three years off the cesspits that are Twitter, Facebook and Instagram are not enough to completely shrug off this intentional behavioural manipulation.