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[@li] After 6 months with bearblog, 11ty and even micro.blog again, maybe the (link: https://lee-perry.co.uk text: kirby site) I started with was the most functionally complete. I'm going to try to simplify and update the design, and perhaps move it onto my new shorter url. #indieWeb (https://social.lol/@li/116223818229800821)
Loqi
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2026-03-13 20:58
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[@simoncarstensen] I had a small revelation about Jottit recently. I'd been thinking of it as a site builder: create pages, add a menu, set up a subdomain. Then someone on micro.blog just created a post and shared it with me, and it clicked.... (https://mastodon.social/@simoncarstensen/116200119249836867)
Loqi
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2026-03-09 16:25
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[@li] 🧑💻Experiment - looking to simplify my flow (and for an excuse to play with code), how closely can I replicate what my 11ty site does in Hugo, as constrained by micro.blog, now that I’ve done this a few times? …lets find out! #indieweb (https://social.lol/@li/116193068781704219)
Loqi
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2026-03-08 10:38
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[manton.org] Jatan Mehta on exploring where to host his fediverse presence, from Mastodon to Ghost to Micro.blog. Whenever I read something like this, it reaffirms our decision to take a quieter approach to the social web. Less counting, less noise. (https://www.manton.org/2026/02/05/jatan-mehta-on-exploring-where.html)
Loqi
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2026-02-05 18:00
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I often refer to http://micro.blog and omg.lol as the “solved” versions of a beginner-friendly on-ramp to the indieweb. All of the building blocks are there as features to be used, not specs to be read.
[Al_Abut]
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2026-02-02 23:56
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I dunno. that's often true - fediverse, Nostr, SSB, etc - but not always. Bluesky and http://micro.blog are imo two counterexamples
[snarfed]
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2026-02-02 23:36
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madude: https://micro.blog/
[snarfed]
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2026-01-31 15:02
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[preview] [rMdes] its been a while I have not spent time here, but lately I worked to retrieve past incarnation of my blogs over the years and migrated everything to Indiekit, I migrated away both from Micro.blog, but also recovered copies of my data from the Internet...
Loqi
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2026-01-27 17:01
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its been a while I have not spent time here, but lately I worked to retrieve past incarnation of my blogs over the years and migrated everything to Indiekit, I migrated away both from Micro.blog, but also recovered copies of my data from the Internet Archive, from the time I was running Wordpress, then Known, then Tanzawa, anyway, I found myself quite happy to recover all this data, convert it to markdown and work on getting Eleventy working with
rMdes
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2026-01-27 16:58
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Hi Jrz 👋 There's already no need for someone to run a server, or build their own website, because services like http://Micro.blog exist 🙂 Or even "WYSIWYG" website editors, like SquareSpace (not that I'd advise that route specifically 😅) AI may help lower certain barriers, but there are definitely ways to climb over them already
[Murray]
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2026-01-27 12:46