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OK! As promised...I've finally got around to getting the blog roll started. I'll be adding more folks/connections as we go, but first and foremost, thank you to the following amazing folks that reached out to connect with me: @icaria36 @Anne_Delong @etherdiver @elsemusic @didier @fastjack25

Please visit their sites when you can!

#Blog #BlogRoll #Links #Connections #Community

utc.kielenking.com/connections

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@hertg @shellsharks I literally had this toot bookmarked so I could come here and blather on about the #Indieweb, I just had to finish lunch first. But glad hertg beat me to it!

I think webrings are set to make a huge comeback, and they certainly have many federated/social qualities. Webrings are one component of the larger Indieweb, which has many other mechanisms for socializing and discovery!

For example, take a look at this writeup - "RSS blogrolls are a federated social network" (https://alexsci.com/blog/blogroll-network/). It talks about how a #blogroll can extend a regular #rss feed, adding federated "discovery" capabilities to an indieweb site. It's a cool idea! And vibes very much with what you're talking about here. I'm actually working on fixing up my own blogroll in the spirit of what this article talks about.

So yeah, build a site, be part of a web ring, make yourself a blogroll, link to other peoples sites.

Also @mttaggart , if you're spinning up a webring, I'm in.

Robert Alexander's Tech BlogRSS blogrolls are a federated social networkCould a modern look at RSS feeds and blogrolls help the small-web much like the fediverse is revitalizing community in social networks?

@nerdlings

Turns out there's still an active hobby / mini-painting / tabletop wargames scene out there in the blogging world. Many of them have just been plugging away for over a decade.

Since search these days is so enshittified, and nearly useless for finding anything that doesn't have an ad budget behind it, I've decided to start trying to pull together a list - which I've shared here.

hobbies.deimos-legion.net/blog

#hobbies#blogs#rss

It's been too many years since I had a blogroll on my site, but I think it's an important addition for anyone serious about wanting blogs to make a comeback.

These 9 are my current favorites that are still relatively active (a few masquerading as newsletters), and I highly recommend them all for the reasons noted.

#blogroll #blogging
 
loudpoet.com/blogroll/

As in guillotine...Blogroll — @glecharles — As in guillotine...A curated selection of some of my current favorite blogs and newsletters.

Blogroll.fr #blogroll va bientôt migrer vers un format statique tout simple et l'adresse du flux RSS va changer !

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Salut !

WordPress étant une usine à gaz, je vais bientôt passer sur un site statique en texte tout simple et ça va être super. Si vous suivez le flux RSS de blogroll.fr, c’est le moment de suivre blogroll.fr/feed.xml qui est actuellement un lien mort mais sera la nouvelle adresse.

Dans le nouveau site, vous m’enverrez les nouvelles propositions de blog par mail à blogroll@alexsirac.com : ça me permettra de vous répondre et ça sera vachement plus sympa 🙂

blogroll.fr/migration-dans-pas

Did you know? #RSS isn't dead! In a world where the #openweb is starting to have a bit of a renaissance, RSS too is having a resurgence. Get yourself an RSS service, a client and start subscribing to stuff!

I wrote about my own love for RSS a few years ago, maybe it's worth resharing now...

shellsharks.com/an-ode-to-rss

If you're looking to jumpstart the feeds you subscribe to, consider some of the great ones I have listed in my #blogroll shellsharks.com/blogroll.

shellsharks · An Ode to RSS
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