LoqiPost or posts may refer to individual pieces of content published on an indieweb site such as notes, articles, & responses, or the act of creating the aforementioned content (present tense), or Posts about the IndieWeb https://indieweb.org/post_footer
[tantek][chrisbergr] see that link ^ which has if list of post footer sections, "Further Reading" being among that (I might move "post footer" to its own page with subsections because it's gotten pretty long)
Loqielsewhere is a common IndieWeb building block, both on homepages for linking to other aspects of your identity elsewhere, and on posts for linking to copies of your posts elsewhere https://indieweb.org/elsewhere
massageballHi. I’m new. Can I ask a question about Homebrew Website Club (UK)? I wondered if it’s only for serious techies or could be ok for beginners too?
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jmacAfter a years-long dormancy I checked to see if Bridgy was up to speed with Mastodon. Of course it is! I was able to update my blog appropriately within minutes! "Man, IndieWeb folks kick ass", I thought to myself, and so here's me saying it in person.
[snarfed]the bluesky people really are low key indieweb, in spirit at least if not in protocols. from https://staging.bsky.app/profile/pfrazee.com/post/3jspkqvwx5c2g : "3. We use domain names instead of email-style usernames. No double "@" like "[jeffpaul]@server". It's small but I think it's nicer."
[snarfed]maybe! I suspect at least some of the DNS design decisions happened early, before he joined, but he probably at least supported and extended them
shreyanjain[m]paul was talking about letting people have a small webpage at username.bsky.social which could summarize your latest posts etc. Maybe that's an opportunity for them to explore some indieweb protocol stuff as well