This day’s portion – Posts

There’s a tradition of bloggers making grand announcements when they change something on their site, such as its visual design.

I last blogged here on 15 March, which is a long time ago considering I was posting about once a week for years before that, often more when I entered my slightly manic periods.

It’s worth remembering the meaning of the luddites doesn’t lie in the fact that some of them were skilled machinists, somehow reluctant to rebel against the tech of the day.

Khürt argues that the indieweb is not defined by its enemies, a positive sounding notion that’s hard to disagree with.

A mild drama broke out today on, well, the fediverse, but possibly in other places as one of the protagonists POSSEs to various platforms.

I came across a blog with 147 lines of CSS today, including a couple of font-face declarations and a handful of custom properties.

Manuel arguing for some specious neutrality and detachment: …if I tell you my favorite book is the [sic] Mein Kampf, you have every reason to be perplexed and ask follow-up questions.

Over Christmas and the new year I wrote my way through some ideas on redefining the term “indieweb”.

At the risk of boring you, here’s yet another post about the indieweb.

Venkatram asked where we think the indieweb will be in 2030, which prompted me to explore what we mean by indieweb in a couple of posts.