[Jeff]yeah, well if this is starting fresh, there's a good opportunity to make it right. and since it's indieweb, people can remove the widget if they find it's not so relevant for their page
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capjamesg[d][Jeff] drewdevault.com has a project called OpenRing where he shares blog articles by some other bloggers he likes. I'd recommend taking a look at that! It's not exactly what you described. I like your idea!
LoqiDiscovery is a variety of methods for finding content, websites, communities, or people to follow on the web including search, directories, recommendation engines, tags, or other serendipitous methods https://indieweb.org/discovery
capjamesg[d]I did think about adding a "Other bloggers who write about this topic" widget so you could find other *blogs* that may write about, say, "coffee," rather than just web pages.
[tantek]1Yes you could do “see other people with shared interest(s)” (eg tags/categories on their profile), or the same per post (tags/categories on the entry)
[KevinMarks]The original rel=tag model was designed to link to a page that showed related posts - a technorati page we offered or a local page on the same site. The hope was that the technorati page would be good enough for people to choose it. Of course that now means there are a lot of links out there to the now zombie tag pages at technorati.com
petermolnarThe trouble with the recommendation engine is that it either has to determine the topic from the text, or it needs a taxonomy system. Either way it is disturbingly easy to cheat most of these systems, which is what lead to modern search engines - see altavista and trusting the meta description.
capjamesg[d]IndieWeb Search pages are all marked up as h-feeds so they can be easily consumed. And every search results page has an API wrapper with a bit more detail.
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