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Trouver des chantiers participatifs ou des professionnels de la construction
Somewhere out there, someone wrote a really good blog post today. You'll probably never find it. Google won't show it to you. Social media buried it under engagement bait.
Bubbles tries to surface it. Community voting applied to thousands of personal, independent blogs, with identity and discussion routed through the Fediverse.
Hacker News and Lobste.rs have community voting figured out, but non-tech content gets drowned by the tech majority. Kagi Small Web curates thousands of personal sites, but has no community-driven ranking. Blog directories help you find blogs, not today's best blog post. Social platforms own the conversation. Mastodon is decentralized and ad-free, but you only see what the people you follow share. RSS is great, but solitary. There's no collective signal telling you what's worth reading today.
A collection of small, low stakes and low effort tools.
No logins, no registration, no data collection. I can't believe I have to say that. Long live the handmade web.
A web directory of self-hostable apps
It completes my post "Where to find blogs to follow?".
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Personal recommendations
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Aggregations
- Bear Blog Discover: https://bearblog.dev/discover/
- Blogosphere: https://blogosphere.app/
- Blogroll: https://blogroll.org/
- Bubbles: https://bubbles.town/
- Kagi Small Web: https://kagi.com/smallweb
- PowRSS: https://powrss.com/
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Social media
Many people on the fediverse have blogs and share common interests with hastags. Hashtags can be followed to get content by the way.
The kagi website surfer is another way to browser and discover websites
Curated list of Aussie (Australian) based software and services
A curated list of non-U.S.-based alternatives to popular services, focusing on privacy and global accessibility.