[chrisaldrich]Makes me wonder if it might be worth it to have a slow web week for the IndieWeb. Perhaps to coincide/culminate with the summit at the end of the week?
[chrisaldrich]We could plan other various activities, workshops, lectures, presentations, etc. throughout the week as well. During the week, people eschew reading material (doomscrolling) from social media and only consume from websites and personal blogs for a week.
[chrisaldrich]The tough part is how to implement actually doing this. Many people would have a tough time finding interesting reading material in a short time. What are good discovery endpoints for that? WordPress.com's reader? Perhaps support from the broader feed reader community?
[chrisaldrich]But in planning/scheduling if we start now for June on a West coast timezone we can do another in the fall on East coast time. Hopefully next year in person events can/will resume.
Loqislow web is a movement based on deliberately designed web sites focused on more well user-paced experiences instead of real-time, reactive, or frantic experiences, and has principles similar to and compatible with IndieWeb principles https://indieweb.org/slow_web
jamietanna[m]Can anyone remember the article recently that was written about IndieWeb vs indieweb (based on capitalisation of the name)? Looking to reference it in a talk, but can't remember who wrote it
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