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The Smol Web
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Community for the appreciation and sharing of links, resources, and culture of: the smol web / small web / ~(w)~ / the indie web / or even the non-www internet (gemini, gopher, etc).
Back of a napkin definition, subject to change: if it's internet accessible and is maintained by a person, especially for non-commercial aims, then I would consider it smol. There are, however, much stricter definitions.
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- https://smolweb.org/
- https://indieweb.org/
- https://smallweb.page/
- https://wikipedia.org/wiki/IndieWeb
- https://cheapskatesguide.org/articles/small-internet.html
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Not sure, but I think almost everyone just switched to Lagrange for a graphical browser. And within the scope of a "read-only document distribution protocol", it's more-or-less finished.
I regularly post to my technical blog, and read the Antenna aggregator (although personally I prefer elpher for a client).
I like Lagrange so far. Didn't know there was an Android version, but it's running pretty good. What's your blogs gemini URL?
A bit late, but it's gemini://republic.circumlunar.space/users/dbane/gemlog/ I'd recommend starting with Antenna instead though.
Thanks. Antenna is already in my bookmarks.