The Return of the 90s Web | Max Böck
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I may be over nostalgic but I sure hope that this right.
It might just be my IndieWeb filter bubble talking, but I think there is a renewed interest in personal websites. A lot of big social media giants are falling out of favor, and it becomes cool again to own a space on the web rather then being one of a billion usernames.
I have owned my own website for going on twenty years now and I absolutely adore it. I've created a thing that will have a legacy. It’s not an appendage of some surveillance system. One of my favorite capabilities is the on this day page that shows all posts through time from this day. It is a treasure.
Blogging is gaining popularity again as well, used as a tool for self-marketing or simply to express opinions. There are lots of good options for people who want to pick up blogging - either on their own sites or with platforms like micro.blog, that offer more independence than Medium & Co.
I’m a big fan of micro.blog and would highly recommend it. There are also many, many other tools out there that make it very easy to host your own content.
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