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D'un point de vue technique, il n'y a aucun avantage à publier sur les réseaux sociaux.
Showing the link to the mastodon conversation and the reactions can improve privacy and software efficiency. The webpage does not contain the conversations anymore but only the blog post, and a link to the related discussion.
Cool! 😃
A grateful post.
yes, the web as it is today is bad, but it can also be a beautiful and useful tool if used properly.
The website is great too!
First, it was for attention, a desire for something big and a fear of missing out. Now it's the cleansing effect, uncover the covered, gain insight.
The WeblogPoMo is a challenge: posting one blog post per month.
The idea is pretty simple: on April Fools' Day (also known as “April 1st”), a participant produces genuine content that's very different from their normal produced content. It could be a different format, a different topic, a different style, anything. The constraints are:
- It is something they normally wouldn't do.
- It is totally genuine: no irony to it.
- It is up to their usual standards of quality.
In other words, while it seems like there’s never a good time to write about something, the truth is that there’s never a bad time to write about something.
The author arguments in favor of writing. Each arguments against writing is thwarted.
“After all”, they said, “the world doesn’t need yet another opinion.”
True. The answer is simple: don't publish for the world.
Another blogging platform
There are no real guidelines on how to create posts. There are no expectations you need to fulfill, no boxes you need to check. There's nothing you have to do besides doing whatever you want.
Meadow realized:
- the writings are influenced by the reading and their style
- there are no real guideline in how to create posts and what is needed to fulfill.
- the way Meadow write solidifies over time and contradict with the two upper points.
Another tool to build a blog :)
Call it a hobby if you will, but writing gives me something that nothing else provides.
The benefits of it run far deeper than the sum of its parts. No person should judge their blog based on the number of views the posts get because it always serves a different purpose. It allows you to publish whatever it is you want to publish, get it out of your brain and own it from start to end. I don’t need a blog, but everyone should have one.