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[aciccarello]rMdes, I'd be interested in an indiekit channel though I don't use IRC, so I'd need a slack bridge. #indieweb-meta might be a good spot to discuss that.
rMdes@aciccarello : not sure how I can help with that because I don't know who controls the slack bridge to here but perhaps @tantek or @aaronpk can chime in
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[tantek]consider adding a channel proposal to https://indieweb.org/discuss#Brainstorming (see that section for other channel proposals in various stages of discussion) to see if there is sufficient interest to be worth creating a separate channel (in thi case, instead of just using #indieweb-dev)
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lecaseushello everyone! apologies for the long message ahead, but I was hoping to gather some opinions about how you would separate a portfolio and a personal webpage.
lecaseusThe thing is, my website has been leaning towards the same as the personal sites you would see in neocities, showcasing my personal blogs, guestbook, webrings, etc. Though initially, that wasn't my intention because I mainly wanted to create a portfolio for professional matters and job hunts. But now, I don't think my site is *that* appealing to recruiters anymore as it has gotten more personal.
lecaseusI'm kinda looking for a balance between the two concepts, or maybe I should just separate them into two pages but I don't know how I should approach this and which one should keep the main domain.