"The human web, the one made by regular people, is resurgent. We are about to see the biggest reshuffling of power on the internet in 25 years, in a way that most of the internet’s current users have never seen before"

Interesting piece from @anildash: The Internet Is About to Get Weird Again

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-commentary/internet-future-about-to-get-weird-1234938403/

#fediverse #indieweb #openweb

Finally want to get started with your personal site in 2024? Or redesign it? Or start blogging again?

I started a newsletter about exactly that this year. Issue 6 is about to go out tonight… 🤗

Sign up here if you’re interested:
https://matthiasott.com/newsletter
#OwnYourWeb #web #IndieWeb #newsletter #personalsites

End of year tasks roundup:

* clean up browser tabs ✓
* clean up desktop ✓
* post status updates from personal website ✓

https://grgml.xyz/status/2023/12/30/

#eoy #indieweb #posse

RFC 9518: Centralization, Decentralization, and Internet Standards by @mnot

"This document discusses aspects of centralization that relate to Internet standards efforts. It argues that, while standards bodies have a limited ability to prevent many forms of centralization, they can still make contributions that assist in the decentralization of the Internet."

https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9518.html

#Decentralization #ProtocolsNotPlatforms #IndieWeb #ActivityPub #Matrix #Standards

No not that web. The real web.

Source: The Web is Fantastic • Robb Knight

–> The reason I keep on keeping-on with my blog experiment is summed up in a tidy 5 minute read care of Mr Knight (who has a serial habit of being able to organize #indieweb topics and post them in a way I would dearly love to articulate myself, but am happy to reblog, boost and propagate when I can’t say it better ✌🏾)

The Web is Fantastic (robb knight.)

I’m not talking about the web as a whole, I’m talking about the open web. The come-do-cool-things-with-our-api web. The open standards web. The indie web.

📡🔀

https://starrwulfe.xyz/2023/12/%e2%99%bb-the-web-is-fantastic-robb-knight/

#Indieweb #OpenWeb #SocialMedia

From "Blogging is where it's at, again":

"[...] I’ve always believed the blog is the “natural form” of posting on the web: a site of your own, that you control and set your own rules on content and discussion; where you can post whatever you like without worrying about “The Algorithm”."

The post also mentions a cool OPML feature I wasn't aware of.

https://chrismcleod.dev/blog/blogging-is-where-its-at-again/

#blogging #IndieWeb #rss

kicking off my first #blog entry with a post about why i think everyone *should* blog (and why it includes you): https://library.xandra.cc/everyone-should-blog/

#indieweb #personalweb #webdev #enshittification

Wild Rose Web Zone - #indieweb site of the day https://wildrose.neocities.org/

Love that folks are realizing that the #web is for you and me, not a resource to be harvested and packaged up to the highest bidder. #indieweb

#IndieWeb folks, what say you of #ProjectGemini : https://hackaday.com/2023/12/29/the-gopher-revival-is-upon-us/

Generally speaking, anything that moves us towards #indieweb or #simpleweb is good in my book.

@gavinanderegg @robb you're both very welcome at chat.indieweb.org if you want to join in with the #indieweb ongoing chat and regular meetups. We have a special #dev channel for builders too

Given my support for the #indieweb, personal websites and self hosting, you might wonder why I don’t have my own site there.

And the answer is twofold:

1. Almost anything valuable I do or say online can fall under the Gaming Reinvented umbrella, so I see no reason to post it on a personal account.

2. I’m very much someone who doesn’t like my name and ‘real life’ identity to be too well known online, and most personal sites revolve around those identities by default.

I'm very interested in #openweb and #indieweb movements.

Optimistic takes on a more decentralized web seem to be more frequent lately, though very often read as "return to the good ol' days," like this article.

I do love the coined term "poor man's web."

https://zserge.com/posts/small-web/

@lislegaard sounds like #IndieWeb principles to me.

https://indieweb.org/

Here goes very well thought tips to use the Web.
Not the web that is "literally the cornerstone of all commerce and communications in the modern world." But "the open web. The come-do-cool-things-with-our-api web. The open standards web. The #indieweb." By @robb

https://rknight.me/blog/the-web-is-fantastic/