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maybe changing holos to micro.blog would be a good deal
doesnm
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2026-07-13 07:37
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btw did 1$ plan on micro.blog got removed? I remember it named micro.one
doesnm
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2026-07-13 07:36
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like neocities with native indieweb integration? Looks like micro.blog but more free in possibilities
doesnm
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2026-07-12 06:11
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Welcome, cwkildegaard! There's a variety of people here from around the world. It does lean a bit more towards developers, for which we have the indieweb-dev channel, but we try to keep this main channel user-focused, talking about things people are doing on their sites or want to do. Quickest way to get started is to stake out a corner of the web for a personal site, whether it's a micro.blog site, neocities, or something else
gRegor
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2026-07-01 23:07
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[edit] If you are looking for a service where you can host a blog without coding, there are many like https://bearblog.dev, https://omg.lol, and https://micro.blog
Deleted User
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2026-06-25 21:03
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fine I'll do it myself 😄 https://indieweb.org/Micro.blog
[Murray]
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2026-06-25 13:08
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what is http://micro.blog
[Murray]
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2026-06-25 13:07
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If you haven't already, consider taking a look at http://Micro.blog, which is the most IndieWeb social site around at the moment
[Murray]
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2026-06-25 13:07
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[Zegnat] it seems to skip that all together. I followed the guide and did github, but it seems that when I log in it goes directly to micro.blog (as it should, if I understand correctly) but the issue is that micro.blog then says I'm signed in JTR (which is my micro.blog username) and not the domain as I enter it. maybe if I put the micro.blog address before I registered the domain
JTR
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2026-06-19 14:37
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You should be able to use https://taonaw.com/ directly to login with on indieweb.org. Micro.blog has native support for IndieAuth. So the indieweb login should go straight to your Micro.blog interface, no need to have GitHub involved.
Zegnat
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2026-06-19 14:26