Human curation is needed because Google search is collapsing, the web has been consolitadef behind walls or polluted by AI slop though optimized for SEO

Writing on Medium can become an obsession for metrics. A playground or a sandbox is needed in public, think and learn in public. omg.lol is maybe too technical. Another popular blog platform is Bear Blog that I also follow. It's only text-based.

Good Enough makes small products:

• a blogging platform Pika.page that costs 6$ after 50 posts
• a simple contact form Letterbid
• a social light platform to make lists of albums and discover new musics Album Whale
• a markdown renderer Quack
• a connected printer Guestbook

There is also the 100 Days to Offload Challenge in 365 days to write more.

and elsewhere with search engines, URL directories.

There is also a whole philosophy and principles behind transitioning from corporate social media to the IndieWeb: Thinkpieces from Rachel, Yesterweb,

The web 1.0 Aesthetics is making a come back with 88x31 badges with a badge generator, Webrings and Slash pages.

To build all of that, some published coding resources such as Sadgrl.online guides, Dragonfly Cave's HTML Guide, HTML for People

To publish it: the Awesome Self-Hosted collecting different web hostings, NeoCities and NekoWeb. PorkBun is recommended to buy a domain.