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If you have a website, you’re in the indie web.
[capjamesg]
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2026-08-27 14:06
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is the essential "layer": at least own a domain, with rel="me" somewhere, even if that'just an email address, to allow you to login to indieweb "things" and demonstrate you're not a bot when commenting/mentioning others?
wturrell
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2026-08-27 14:04
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anecdotal evidence isnt proof of fact but i personally never read a blog before starting my own ^_^```. i do read nowadays
WinnerWind
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2026-08-27 13:01
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That’s a good point too. We definitely bounce around a bit before we commit to a new hobby/idea/project.
[capjamesg]
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2026-08-27 13:01
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[capjamesg]: absolutely, there's a funnel to it. can't make good writers without readers. that said, i dont think its as linear as you might thing
WinnerWind
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2026-08-27 13:00
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WinnerWind that is a good articulation. I didn’t state it this way in the post, but there is something of a funnel from reading -> exploring/discussing/asking questions -> building.
[capjamesg]
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2026-08-27 12:59
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anyways you didn't post a link yet
brennan_
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2026-08-27 12:34
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so social networks don't have microformats? i feel like diogenes is gonna step in with a featherless chicken
brennan_
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2026-08-27 12:27
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So does a website. Its got content, can have comments and a guestbook, but we call a blog a blog because it has feeds with a micro format other than html. But yes we could also say, that ftp is a social network
Talesmith
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2026-08-27 12:26
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my blog has webmentions, a guestbook, and a comment section. seems pretty networked and social to me
brennan_
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2026-08-27 12:24
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