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FeedEcho is live! It watches your RSS, Atom, or JSON feeds and posts new items to Mastodon, Bluesky, email, and more. feedecho.net Want to host it yourself? It's open source: github.com/jcrabapple/f... #RSS #Mastodon #Bluesky #automation #indieweb

@uxMark

I have a buncha questions! I will intersperse where relevant.

I am looking at some #indieweb integrations which mix #blog and #ActivityPub - a sort of 1-person masto instance, where responses become comments. Have you looked at any of these?

For me, most of my entries are not public but more journalling, so I am looking for something more complex and secure, yet integrating federated content sharing.

#introduction time! My name is Matt, I'm new to veganism.social, but not new to the #Fediverse. I first joined in 2018 on a #mastodon instance that's probably gone by now. I've been leaving and coming back over the years due to health and life circumstances, but I've been consistently back on for a while.

Anyways, I'm an #opensource web developer (#php / #vue), #punk / #metal musician, #anarchist, #antifascist as hell, #feminist, #ally, and hater of #bigtech and what #ai is doing to our planet. Speaking of our planet, I am a #vegan for health and ethical reasons, but I am not going to be shitty towards people if they're not.

I'm in the process of building out my own little spot on the #indieweb / #smallweb so I can return to running my mouth on a blog.

If I followed you, it's probably because we have common interests, or I enjoy your brand of #shitposting. Or you've activated my inner-geek with #startrek and #videogames.

Anyways, thanks for reading all of this. I hope the attached picture of Marvin the Mushroom has brightened your feed in some way.

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Content warning:Boring website stuff

I’ve been busy working on stuff for my website. Very pleased with the progress. Got the live stream podcast stuff up and running I just need to do some more tweaks before I am ready to publish it in the usual places. It’s very rewarding doing stuff because I can. The #IndieWeb is my new favourite thing.

**Small Web September 2026: Welcome, kick-off & goals!** "...a chill, friendly and accessible event for anyone to make progress on a small web project, from a personal site/indie archive to a shrine, directory, link hub, or anything in between." #IndieWeb #PersonalWeb #Challenges […]

For gaming, compare ping impact before chasing download speed. I tested 5 free VPN options for 2025 across latency, speed, data limits, safety, and device fit. Useful for casual play, where data caps can matter as much as security. https://toolstackscout.com/vpn-privacy/best-free-vpn-for-gaming/ #Gaming #VPN #IndieWeb

Well, shit. Let me know if I should move to BearBlog. I am so, so, tired. The End of Eleventy https://brennan.day/the-end-of-eleventy/ #Eleventy #Blogging #IndieWeb

ok i think i'm doing #SmallWebSeptember shens.world/dev/small-we... #SmallWeb #neocities #indieweb
Well, shit. Let me know if I should move to BearBlog. I am so, so, tired. The End of Eleventy https://brennan.day/the-end-of-eleventy/ #Eleventy #Blogging #IndieWeb
Visit my web site !! bysalledsystem.carrd.co #website #webpage #indieweb #indieartists #digitalartists

I found stable routing matters more than raw VPN speed for gaming. My comparison covers 7 VPNs, including latency, DDoS protection, console setup, and free-plan limits. #Gaming #VPN #IndieWeb
https://toolstackscout.com/vpn-privacy/best-vpn-for-gaming-low-ping/

Die Frage ist doch: Was folgt aus euren richtigen Beobachtungen? Ich hab da ne alte Strategie aus dem IndieWeb wiederentdeckt, die auch für den #FCSP passen könnte: POSSE. stpaulinu.de/posse-die-st...

we know how to avoid breaking links when migrating a website we control to a new site: we set up redirects. but what about migrating a site we don’t control to a site we do control?

what if i publish my twitter archive, or my mastodon archive, on my own website with a compatible URL structure? how can i get people go to my archive instead of those services, if they don’t allow me to set up deep redirects?

#indieweb

🗓️ Conferencia Esri España 2026 📆 30 Sept 2026 – 1 Oct 2026 · IFEMA, Madrid, Spain Desde 2023 no participaba en la Conferencia de Esri España. Este año volveré a participar en la sesión del primer día… https://posts.rauljimenez.info/events/2026/09/04/conferencia-esri-espana-2026 #indieweb
Bubbles fills that gap. We're part of the IndieWeb ecosystem, one small piece in a larger picture. Bubbles states that it is part of the IndieWeb and that it is a missing piece in the "circle" of Mas… https://thinkroot.xyz/nota-603
The #Blaugust 2026 blogging challenge had a nice set of awards this year based on reaching a certain number of posts published:
* 1* — Newbie Blogger. *if it was your first time doing Blaugust
* 5+ — Bronze
* 15+ — Silver
* 25+ — Gold
* 31+ — Rainbow Diamond
From https://nerdgirlthoughts.game.blog/2026/07/15/blaugust-2026-is-coming/.

These levels, and the total for the duration (rather than one per day) made the challenge more inviting, accessible, and fun, removing (most of) the stress of a typical daily challenge for a month.

When I started the Web And Standards September Useful Posts (#WASSUP) blogging challenge, I said it was similar to Blaugust and noted “30 posts during the month of September”. While I adopted Blaugust’s total posts for the duration (rather than daily) aspect, I meant to include such levels too.

James (@jamesg.blog) reminded me of this in his first WASSUP post yesterday:
* https://jamesg.blog/2026/09/02/hide-on-desktop-mobile-css
and noted explicitly:

“I am not planning to write every day about web development per the challenge, but I will try my best to share a few HTML and CSS tips throughout the month!”

After a bit of brainstorming in the #indieweb cafe channel and some further thoughts, again, inspired by the Blaugust levels, here are the #WASSUP2026 levels to start with:

* 1 ⭐️ Starter. Congrats on starting the challenge!
* 5 ✨ Weekly Tipster. Post once per week, or at least 5 times for the duration.
* 8 🕸 Weekends Weaver. Post every weekend day, or at least that same number, 8 times.
  (Thanks to James for this suggestion!)
* 22 ❇️ Weekdays Wizard. Post every weekday, or at least that same number, 22 times.
* 30 💠 Superbly Useful. Post at least 30 times during the month.

I’ve updated the original post to include these awards, and they’re all self-assessed.

https://tantek.com/2026/244/t1/september-blogging-challenge-wassup

Let’s see your useful posts about the web or open web standards!
#Blaugust #indieweb #WASSUP2026

The #Blaugust 2026 blogging challenge had a nice set of awards this year based on reaching a certain number of posts published:
* 1* — Newbie Blogger. *if it was your first time doing Blaugust
* 5+ — Bronze
* 15+ — Silver
* 25+ — Gold
* 31+ — Rainbow Diamond
From https://nerdgirlthoughts.game.blog/2026/07/15/blaugust-2026-is-coming/.

These levels, and the total for the duration (rather than one per day) made the challenge more inviting, accessible, and fun, removing (most of) the stress of a typical daily challenge for a month.

When I started the Web And Standards September Useful Posts (#WASSUP) blogging challenge, I said it was similar to Blaugust and noted “30 posts during the month of September”. While I adopted Blaugust’s total posts for the duration (rather than daily) aspect, I meant to include such levels too.

James (@jamesg.blog) reminded me of this in his first WASSUP post yesterday:
* https://jamesg.blog/2026/09/02/hide-on-desktop-mobile-css
and noted explicitly:

“I am not planning to write every day about web development per the challenge, but I will try my best to share a few HTML and CSS tips throughout the month!”

After a bit of brainstorming in the #indieweb cafe channel and some further thoughts, again, inspired by the Blaugust levels, here are the #WASSUP2026 levels to start with:

* 1 ⭐️ Starter. Congrats on starting the challenge!
* 5 ✨ Weekly Tipster. Post once per week, or at least 5 times for the duration.
* 8 🕸 Weekends Weaver. Post every weekend day, or at least that same number, 8 times.
  (Thanks to James for this suggestion!)
* 22 ❇️ Weekdays Wizard. Post every weekday, or at least that same number, 22 times.
* 30 💠 Superbly Useful. Post at least 30 times during the month.

I’ve updated the original post to include these awards, and they’re all self-assessed.

https://tantek.com/2026/244/t1/september-blogging-challenge-wassup

Let’s see your useful posts about the web or open web standards!

HWC Writing Hour September