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When I first added an RSS feed and Webmentions to a personal website, the pages looked exactly the same to human visitors. Under the surface, however, they had become easier for other tools to understand. Microformats2 follows the same idea: keep ordinary, re…
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Logging in usually means borrowing an identity from a large platform. A button marked “Continue with Google” is convenient, but it quietly …
Publishing on social media often feels like renting a lively shop in a mall. The crowd is already there, but the landlord controls the door…
Publishing on a personal website can feel strangely quiet. You may spend an evening shaping an idea, press publish, and then watch the conv…
For years, I treated the internet like a river that had to be watched continuously. If I looked away from social media, an important articl…
For a long time, I treated my personal homepage like the label on a cardboard box: useful enough to identify me, but not worth opening. It …
Building a Digital Garden — A Calmer System for Personal Knowledge For years, I treated notes like a drawer full of charging cables: every …
