Useful links that I've collected and wish to share or remember for the future. Everything from Internet culture, useful pieces of wisdom, other blogs, and more.

Handmade Web Composite Class Collection Share websites and resources :-)

The hand has become increasingly less present in the web as we know it today. Most websites today are built from templates on website-building platforms, and the knowledge of how to make a website from scratch is relegated to a select few. It has only grown easier to learn how to make websites, but the perceived requirements and expectations for a website have become so convoluted and arcane that many avoid the subject.

Arcane curation focused on the convergence of the IndieWeb, Fediverse and Cybersecurity

JUnited is all about supporting other bloggers (and their work) that I've come to appreciate. Some may know that I exist, while others... probably don't. My goal is to showcase 30 different bloggers1 throughout the month of June in this page.

Every day, Blog of the .Day highlights a new blog. The blog is chosen at random and a new one should be deployed daily via Netlify. Joe Crawford became steward of this project in May

The Wayward Webring collection of link collections! Link Collections by Our Members

A website to randomly explore the IndieWeb. Simply click a button and you will be redirected to a random post from a personal blog.

What's going on Internet? fLaMEd fury is the personal website of fLaMEd.

All of my bookmarks.

A search directory of the Independent Web.

Link blog

A commonplace book.

robins own little space on the internet

i.webthings - an independent, noncommercial web initiative.

Welcome to Trivium, my new blog that aims to merge the best parts of a tumblelog and a “classic” blog full of editorial, essayish content (which is not that classic at all, but this will be the topic of a later post).

A website by Nick Trombley.

A curated list of websites that have a links page akin to the blogrolls of old.

Hyperlinks deserve more recognition in light of all the ways their value has been sidelined and denied. From deliberate corporate link suppression to link-shy site cultures on social media to the dysfunctional state of deteriorating search engines, the web has changed a lot over the years since the days of early link-based web logs, and a familiarity with the importance of links can no longer be taken for granted. It needs to be expressly advocated. To that end, I present a link compilation in praise of links.

A collection of links for websites and services that I find useful.

The personal site of designer Naz Hamid.

Personal website manifestos. I’ve been meaning to write some kind of Important Thinkpiece™ on the glory days of the early internet, but every time I sit down to do it, I find another, better piece that someone else has already written. So for now, here’s a collection of articles that to some degree answer the question “Why have a personal website?” with “Because it’s fun, and the internet used to be fun.”