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Ivon Huang
@ivon852@mastodon.social

現在的網頁設計太膨脹了。不應該是這樣的...業界每過幾年就換一個前端JS框架卻忽略了要表達的內涵，各種現成同質性的的模板主題也抹殺了學HTML自製網頁的樂趣。

看看 的Web 2.0設計，沒有JavaScript，網頁就只是網頁，沒有傷害使用者的能力。對極簡主義者(suckless)來說，網頁設計應該是要不依賴JavaScript就能運作的。所有功能應該用plain HTML與CSS來implement，JavaScript最多只是執行個小工具，不應該使用前端框架，更不該加密與過度混淆。雖然這會讓網頁看起來很簡陋（參考FSF的設計風格，他們難以讓網頁全寬顯示。Neocities上很多網站也是這樣），但這讓網頁是可被信任的被稽核的。網頁設計不應該只考慮在Firefox與Chrome的渲染效果，還要在純文字的終端機w3m也能閱讀。甚至讀者想要的話應該要能閱讀HTML（例如Richard Stallman他老人家不用瀏覽器，而是用curl下載網頁閱讀）就能看到本文。
JavaScript的話要符合LibreJS的標準，宣告自身是開源的可信賴的才載入。

Ivon Huang
@ivon852@mastodon.social

現在的網頁設計太膨脹了。不應該是這樣的...業界每過幾年就換一個前端JS框架卻忽略了要表達的內涵，各種現成同質性的的模板主題也抹殺了學HTML自製網頁的樂趣。

看看 的Web 2.0設計，沒有JavaScript，網頁就只是網頁，沒有傷害使用者的能力。對極簡主義者(suckless)來說，網頁設計應該是要不依賴JavaScript就能運作的。所有功能應該用plain HTML與CSS來implement，JavaScript最多只是執行個小工具，不應該使用前端框架，更不該加密與過度混淆。雖然這會讓網頁看起來很簡陋（參考FSF的設計風格，他們難以讓網頁全寬顯示。Neocities上很多網站也是這樣），但這讓網頁是可被信任的被稽核的。網頁設計不應該只考慮在Firefox與Chrome的渲染效果，還要在純文字的終端機w3m也能閱讀。甚至讀者想要的話應該要能閱讀HTML（例如Richard Stallman他老人家不用瀏覽器，而是用curl下載網頁閱讀）就能看到本文。
JavaScript的話要符合LibreJS的標準，宣告自身是開源的可信賴的才載入。

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

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Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

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Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

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Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

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Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

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Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

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Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

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Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

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Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

팀 양나루

Fedify: ActivityPub server framework
@fedify@hollo.social

Naru, the Korean version of , reportedly added an implementation in just an hour using . If you also want to implement ActivityPub quickly, give Fedify a try!

https://hackers.pub/@jihyeok/019da3d9-45b8-7629-96a8-b26bd62867c2

hackers.pub

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify! Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub. I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

Jihyeok Seo
@jihyeok@hackers.pub · Reply to Jihyeok Seo

Naru (Korean Neocities) gains ActivityPub support thanks to Fedify!

Now, you can follow Naru personal homepages on the Fediverse, and receive updates at most once a day per website. For example, if you want to receive updates for https://yang.naru.pub, you can simply folllow @yang@naru.pub.

I believe this is a significant improvement over polling websites and an effective way to stay connected with the indie web community.

yang.naru.pub

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AI6YR Ben
@ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org

Aside from the "who are these people", it's an interesting commentary on how search engines (and AI) basically have made a lot of Internet content impossible to find and access, especially with mass blocking. I had a website which was an authoritative one, which frequently was getting copied and where spam copies were showing up higher ranked (where sometimes my site would never show up at all).... it's way, way worse now with AI.

Arstechnica: Neocities founder stuck in chatbot hell after Bing blocked 1.5 million sites

arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20

arstechnica.com

Neocities founder stuck in chatbot hell after Bing blocked 1.5 million sites

Microsoft won’t explain why Bing blocked 1.5 million Neocities websites.

pixelberk
@pixelberk@sunny.garden

Spent the afternoon finally learning how to write responsive CSS.

pixelberk.neocities.org/ is now ok to look at on mobile.

Here's a before and after

A recording of my screen. I demonstrate how the old version of my website breaks when the resolution dips under a certain value and how the new one handles it fine by changing its layout.
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A recording of my screen. I demonstrate how the old version of my website breaks when the resolution dips under a certain value and how the new one handles it fine by changing its layout.

LiteralGrill
@literalgrill@sakurajima.moe

What this means is that Duck Duck Go, alongside basically every search engine that is not google, has completely delisted Neocities.

Which feels like something a lot of y'all should know!

blog.neocities.org/blog/2026/0

Update: DuckDuckGo at least has fixed this issue, likely thanks to some folks making a good kind of ruckus! Still, I hope this has informed people how much of a pain Bing can be with this kind of thing in general.

DuckDuckGo account on Bluesky: We just deployed an update for this issue. Neocities results should now be appearing again when searching for "neocities" or for sites with neocities.org in the URL. (Let us know if you see otherwise) Sites hosted on Neocities that don't include neocities.org in the URL shouldn't have been affected.
ALT text

DuckDuckGo account on Bluesky: We just deployed an update for this issue. Neocities results should now be appearing again when searching for "neocities" or for sites with neocities.org in the URL. (Let us know if you see otherwise) Sites hosted on Neocities that don't include neocities.org in the URL shouldn't have been affected.

izzy | Technically Good ✨
@technically_good@techhub.social

🤔 This is *not* a good look.

Is Bing actively trying to stifle the & the ? Who knows!

Regardless - what you can do:
- pick a different search engine if you are using Bing. , , come to mind as great first picks.
- start up your own little site! Share what you like. It doesn't have to be complicated. A small blog, a digital garden.
- seek out , share content from small/indie sites that you enjoy!

stefanbohacek.online

Stefan Bohacek (@stefan@stefanbohacek.online)

Huh. "In addition to excluding neocities.org from search results, when we discovered the block, Bing was also placing what appeared to be a phishing attack against Neocities on the first page of search results." https://blog.neocities.org/blog/2026/01/27/bing-block #neocities #indieweb #websites #tech #technology #microsoft #bing #search

Stefan Bohacek
@stefan@stefanbohacek.online

Huh.

"In addition to excluding neocities.org from search results, when we discovered the block, Bing was also placing what appeared to be a phishing attack against Neocities on the first page of search results."

blog.neocities.org/blog/2026/0

blog.neocities.org

Neocities Is Blocked by Bing

Over the past few months, the Bing search engine has completely blocked the domain neocities.org, including the front site and all user subdomains (example.n...

Stefan Bohacek
@stefan@stefanbohacek.online

Huh.

"In addition to excluding neocities.org from search results, when we discovered the block, Bing was also placing what appeared to be a phishing attack against Neocities on the first page of search results."

blog.neocities.org/blog/2026/0

blog.neocities.org

Neocities Is Blocked by Bing

Over the past few months, the Bing search engine has completely blocked the domain neocities.org, including the front site and all user subdomains (example.n...

LiteralGrill
@literalgrill@sakurajima.moe

What this means is that Duck Duck Go, alongside basically every search engine that is not google, has completely delisted Neocities.

Which feels like something a lot of y'all should know!

blog.neocities.org/blog/2026/0

Update: DuckDuckGo at least has fixed this issue, likely thanks to some folks making a good kind of ruckus! Still, I hope this has informed people how much of a pain Bing can be with this kind of thing in general.

DuckDuckGo account on Bluesky: We just deployed an update for this issue. Neocities results should now be appearing again when searching for "neocities" or for sites with neocities.org in the URL. (Let us know if you see otherwise) Sites hosted on Neocities that don't include neocities.org in the URL shouldn't have been affected.
ALT text

DuckDuckGo account on Bluesky: We just deployed an update for this issue. Neocities results should now be appearing again when searching for "neocities" or for sites with neocities.org in the URL. (Let us know if you see otherwise) Sites hosted on Neocities that don't include neocities.org in the URL shouldn't have been affected.

LiteralGrill
@literalgrill@sakurajima.moe

What this means is that Duck Duck Go, alongside basically every search engine that is not google, has completely delisted Neocities.

Which feels like something a lot of y'all should know!

blog.neocities.org/blog/2026/0

Update: DuckDuckGo at least has fixed this issue, likely thanks to some folks making a good kind of ruckus! Still, I hope this has informed people how much of a pain Bing can be with this kind of thing in general.

DuckDuckGo account on Bluesky: We just deployed an update for this issue. Neocities results should now be appearing again when searching for "neocities" or for sites with neocities.org in the URL. (Let us know if you see otherwise) Sites hosted on Neocities that don't include neocities.org in the URL shouldn't have been affected.
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DuckDuckGo account on Bluesky: We just deployed an update for this issue. Neocities results should now be appearing again when searching for "neocities" or for sites with neocities.org in the URL. (Let us know if you see otherwise) Sites hosted on Neocities that don't include neocities.org in the URL shouldn't have been affected.

LiteralGrill
@literalgrill@sakurajima.moe

What this means is that Duck Duck Go, alongside basically every search engine that is not google, has completely delisted Neocities.

Which feels like something a lot of y'all should know!

blog.neocities.org/blog/2026/0

Update: DuckDuckGo at least has fixed this issue, likely thanks to some folks making a good kind of ruckus! Still, I hope this has informed people how much of a pain Bing can be with this kind of thing in general.

DuckDuckGo account on Bluesky: We just deployed an update for this issue. Neocities results should now be appearing again when searching for "neocities" or for sites with neocities.org in the URL. (Let us know if you see otherwise) Sites hosted on Neocities that don't include neocities.org in the URL shouldn't have been affected.
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DuckDuckGo account on Bluesky: We just deployed an update for this issue. Neocities results should now be appearing again when searching for "neocities" or for sites with neocities.org in the URL. (Let us know if you see otherwise) Sites hosted on Neocities that don't include neocities.org in the URL shouldn't have been affected.

LiteralGrill
@literalgrill@sakurajima.moe

What this means is that Duck Duck Go, alongside basically every search engine that is not google, has completely delisted Neocities.

Which feels like something a lot of y'all should know!

blog.neocities.org/blog/2026/0

Update: DuckDuckGo at least has fixed this issue, likely thanks to some folks making a good kind of ruckus! Still, I hope this has informed people how much of a pain Bing can be with this kind of thing in general.

DuckDuckGo account on Bluesky: We just deployed an update for this issue. Neocities results should now be appearing again when searching for "neocities" or for sites with neocities.org in the URL. (Let us know if you see otherwise) Sites hosted on Neocities that don't include neocities.org in the URL shouldn't have been affected.
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DuckDuckGo account on Bluesky: We just deployed an update for this issue. Neocities results should now be appearing again when searching for "neocities" or for sites with neocities.org in the URL. (Let us know if you see otherwise) Sites hosted on Neocities that don't include neocities.org in the URL shouldn't have been affected.

Relaxing Autistic Butt Shaker
@aroacemagicalnerd@blackqueer.life
Absolutely Must Read If You Use Neocities, Bing Blocking Neocities

blog.neocities.org/blog/2026/0

Bing is blocking all neocities websites in their entirety and it is not known why. Neocities has attempted to reach out to Bing to attempt to resolve this. Neocities recommends that you do not use Bing (or DuckDuckGo, which uses Bing) until this is resolved.

blog.neocities.org

Neocities Is Blocked by Bing

Over the past few months, the Bing search engine has completely blocked the domain neocities.org, including the front site and all user subdomains (example.n...

LiteralGrill
@literalgrill@sakurajima.moe

What this means is that Duck Duck Go, alongside basically every search engine that is not google, has completely delisted Neocities.

Which feels like something a lot of y'all should know!

blog.neocities.org/blog/2026/0

Update: DuckDuckGo at least has fixed this issue, likely thanks to some folks making a good kind of ruckus! Still, I hope this has informed people how much of a pain Bing can be with this kind of thing in general.

DuckDuckGo account on Bluesky: We just deployed an update for this issue. Neocities results should now be appearing again when searching for "neocities" or for sites with neocities.org in the URL. (Let us know if you see otherwise) Sites hosted on Neocities that don't include neocities.org in the URL shouldn't have been affected.
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DuckDuckGo account on Bluesky: We just deployed an update for this issue. Neocities results should now be appearing again when searching for "neocities" or for sites with neocities.org in the URL. (Let us know if you see otherwise) Sites hosted on Neocities that don't include neocities.org in the URL shouldn't have been affected.

mem but wafrn :sparkles_aromantic: :sparkles_autistic: :sparkles_gay_male:
@vv0ltz@app.wafrn.net

https://vv0ltz.neocities.org/posts/2026-01-03-Wrapping-Up-2025



RE: https://app.wafrn.net/fediverse/post/5342c629-af76-451d-a60c-57c1565bb5b5
#blogging #neocities

app.wafrn.net

Wafrn, the social media that respects you

Wafrn is a federated social media inspired by tumblr that connects with the fediverse and bluesky

mem but wafrn :sparkles_aromantic: :sparkles_autistic: :sparkles_gay_male:
@vv0ltz@app.wafrn.net

https://vv0ltz.neocities.org/posts/2026-01-03-Wrapping-Up-2025



RE: https://app.wafrn.net/fediverse/post/5342c629-af76-451d-a60c-57c1565bb5b5
#blogging #neocities

app.wafrn.net

Wafrn, the social media that respects you

Wafrn is a federated social media inspired by tumblr that connects with the fediverse and bluesky

Stefan Bohacek
@stefan@stefanbohacek.online

From a simple early web-inspired personal homepage to a sleek-looking image gallery, you can make your first website in just a few minutes.

And as a bonus, you can get a verified link on your fediverse profile!

stefanbohacek.com/blog/how-to-

stefanbohacek.com/blog/making-

stefanbohacek.com

Making a free image gallery with Neocities.org | Stefan Bohacek

A third attempt at teaching you how to make a simple image gallery.

Stefan Bohacek
@stefan@stefanbohacek.online

A few weeks ago I shared a tutorial on how to make a simple HTML gallery and host it online for free.

Here's a version that uses the 11ty static site generator.

stefanbohacek.com/blog/making-

stefanbohacek.com

Making a free image gallery with 11ty and Neocities.org | Stefan Bohacek

Last month I wrote a version of this tutorial aimed at people who prefer a simpler, more straightforward setup for their websites without the need to install extra tools or use a command line. As with everything, there are trade-offs to be considered. In this follow-up, I will revisit the gallery project using 11ty, a...

Stefan Bohacek
@stefan@stefanbohacek.online · Reply to Stefan Bohacek

You might've heard of its spiritual successor, neocities.org? Recently I put together a beginner-friendly tutorial showing you how to create your own gallery page and host it on Neocities for free.

stefanbohacek.com/blog/making-

I'll be turning this into a series, so stay tuned for more!

stefanbohacek.com

Making a free image gallery with Neocities.org | Stefan Bohacek

A third attempt at teaching you how to make a simple image gallery.

alexandra
@xandra@tilde.zone

JUST ANNOUNCED: public pre-orders are now available for the autumn 2025 issue of ! magazines will begin being shipped next month!

goodinternetmagazine.com/pre-o

goodinternetmagazine.com

Pre-orders now available for Autumn 2025 issue

It's officially time for our pre-orders, open to the public! Pre-ordering your copy helps us pay for our upfront printing costs, which can reach up to $700 a run or more. Your help, even pre-ordering a digital copy, allows us to pay for larger batches so more folks can receive

alexandra
@xandra@tilde.zone

JUST ANNOUNCED: public pre-orders are now available for the autumn 2025 issue of ! magazines will begin being shipped next month!

goodinternetmagazine.com/pre-o

goodinternetmagazine.com

Pre-orders now available for Autumn 2025 issue

It's officially time for our pre-orders, open to the public! Pre-ordering your copy helps us pay for our upfront printing costs, which can reach up to $700 a run or more. Your help, even pre-ordering a digital copy, allows us to pay for larger batches so more folks can receive

alexandra
@xandra@tilde.zone

JUST ANNOUNCED: public pre-orders are now available for the autumn 2025 issue of ! magazines will begin being shipped next month!

goodinternetmagazine.com/pre-o

goodinternetmagazine.com

Pre-orders now available for Autumn 2025 issue

It's officially time for our pre-orders, open to the public! Pre-ordering your copy helps us pay for our upfront printing costs, which can reach up to $700 a run or more. Your help, even pre-ordering a digital copy, allows us to pay for larger batches so more folks can receive

Stefan Bohacek
@stefan@stefanbohacek.online

A quick, beginner-friendly walkthrough on how to make a nice-looking, accessible image gallery and host it for free with Neocities.

stefanbohacek.com/blog/making-

stefanbohacek.com

Making a free image gallery with Neocities.org | Stefan Bohacek

Today I’d like to revisit an older project, making this a third version of previous two tutorials, that are no longer usable as the platform I’ve used has been shut down. Third time’s the charm, they say! The earlier tutorials took advantage of the platform handling some of the trickier parts of making a website,...

easterman
@easterman@app.wafrn.net

Just set up an original comic on Neocities. The comic is like an MSPA/MSPFA - you get to tell the characters how to act and develop. The main page should hopefully get UI upgrades as time goes on, but it's serviceable right now.
I'm only on the first page - new panels will be added semi-regularly, you can check it out here!
https://oreganoid.neocities.org/comic/


#comic #neocities #mspa #mspfa #homestuck #oldweb #fart

app.wafrn.net

Wafrn, the social media that respects you

Wafrn is a federated social media inspired by tumblr that connects with the fediverse and bluesky

easterman
@easterman@app.wafrn.net

Just set up an original comic on Neocities. The comic is like an MSPA/MSPFA - you get to tell the characters how to act and develop. The main page should hopefully get UI upgrades as time goes on, but it's serviceable right now.
I'm only on the first page - new panels will be added semi-regularly, you can check it out here!
https://oreganoid.neocities.org/comic/


#comic #neocities #mspa #mspfa #homestuck #oldweb #fart

app.wafrn.net

Wafrn, the social media that respects you

Wafrn is a federated social media inspired by tumblr that connects with the fediverse and bluesky

alexandra
@xandra@tilde.zone

been wondering about this lately and wanted to ask if others have been thinking about this too (take two).

what does the indie web need the most right now? if that’s kinda hard to answer, to phrase it in another way: if you could snap your fingers and add one of these to the , which do you think would have the biggest positive impact?

  • Easier ways to make websites20 (21%)
  • Cultural moments, shared experiences23 (24%)
  • Sharing information across communities, outreach42 (45%)
  • Web design tutorials, guides6 (6%)
  • More widgets to add to our websites3 (3%)
alexandra
@xandra@tilde.zone

been wondering about this lately and wanted to ask if others have been thinking about this too (take two).

what does the indie web need the most right now? if that’s kinda hard to answer, to phrase it in another way: if you could snap your fingers and add one of these to the , which do you think would have the biggest positive impact?

  • Easier ways to make websites20 (21%)
  • Cultural moments, shared experiences23 (24%)
  • Sharing information across communities, outreach42 (45%)
  • Web design tutorials, guides6 (6%)
  • More widgets to add to our websites3 (3%)
alexandra
@xandra@tilde.zone

, aficionados, enjoyers, browsers: lend me your ears! i need help with a big push to get the word out about for GOOD INTERNET magazine's autumn issue! a digital AND physical magazine that ships all over the world, run & contributed to by volunteers! (‼️)

in case you're unaware, GOOD INTERNET covers a lot of different aspects of the : unplugging from the corporate web, fighting , migrating from data-harvesting corpo social media, creating your own personal website, using code and website-building as an art form, federation, and creating websites for fun. the aim is to be approachable for beginners and enjoyable for seasoned travelers!

you don't have to be a professional or a smartypants to write about all the good things happening on "this side" of the web. the idea here is to spread the word about and share thoughts, independent web projects, services, methods, sites, meet-ups, and celebrate the non-corporate web together while making it easier for us to partake and unplug from .

📏 looking for 1,000- to 4,000-word articles aimed at website owners and hobbyists, digital (and traditional) , culture enthusiasts, nerds, expatriates, & anyone who wants to unplug from the corporate-owned .

⏲️ the deadline is AUGUST 22, 2025 ⏲️

ℹ️ more info here: goodinternetmagazine.com/conta

goodinternetmagazine.com

Contact Us

Pitching stories Unfortunately, at this time, we cannot pay for article submissions or art. Appropriate topics Articles can either be sourced and journalistic or first-hand accounts and personal stories. Since our magazine is geared towards hobbyists, articles should not be aimed at those who do not already own personal websites

Matt
@matt@oslo.town

YouTube is now recommending me a bunch of videos of people making their own cute little HTML websites, usually on Neocities or what they are calling The Indie Web and its giving me hope.

I knew this was a thing, and I knew people are still making websites like this, but it's really fun to see people encouraging people to do the same or making tutorials on YouTube.

@marighoul.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

youtu.be/Tv223kX0SRg

youtube.com

The Rise of the Indie Web Movement

Do you miss the early web of the 90s & early 2000s? There's a community of people still keeping it alive through personal webpages...my long awaited Neocitie...

Matt
@matt@oslo.town

YouTube is now recommending me a bunch of videos of people making their own cute little HTML websites, usually on Neocities or what they are calling The Indie Web and its giving me hope.

I knew this was a thing, and I knew people are still making websites like this, but it's really fun to see people encouraging people to do the same or making tutorials on YouTube.

@marighoul.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

youtu.be/Tv223kX0SRg

youtube.com

The Rise of the Indie Web Movement

Do you miss the early web of the 90s & early 2000s? There's a community of people still keeping it alive through personal webpages...my long awaited Neocitie...

nycki
@nycki@bark.lgbt

If you've been using or to host your HTML site and you miss the convenience of *markdown and stuff,* I have a tutorial for you! It's a quick no-nonsense guide through installing Eleventy and using it to add Markdown to your HTML website!

github.com/nycki93/eleventy-fo

edit: if you found this tutorial helpful, let me know! even just a "yeah this worked" is good feedback!

a preview image showing markdown being converted to html
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a preview image showing markdown being converted to html

booters
@booters@kolektiva.social

Back in March I scanned through a terabyte of old geocities sites with the goal of finding *all* the 88x31 buttons. Recently, I realised that I didn't scan for all the geocities subsites (e.g. de.geocities.com, br.geocities.com, etc). I've fixed that mistake and have added 1.8k new 88x31 buttons from Germany, Brazil, Hong Kong and many more international sites. Feel free to explore the updated site or download the zipped button archive (31k buttons, 156MB)

>>> hellnet.work/8831/ <<<


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a scroll through the 88x31 archive on hellnet.work

tulip
@platinumtulip@sunny.garden

my neocities redesign is now LIVE!!!

completely new layout with light/dark mode, a "pause gifs" buttton, and rewritten from the ground up. take a look around, and sign my guestbook before you go 👋🌷

✨ platinumtulip.garden/ ✨

the new website layout's "light mode", with light pink tones and a cloud background resembling a pink sunrise
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the new website layout's "light mode", with light pink tones and a cloud background resembling a pink sunrise

and the new "dark mode" for the site, with dark plum-purple hues and clouds resembling a night sky
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and the new "dark mode" for the site, with dark plum-purple hues and clouds resembling a night sky

tulip
@platinumtulip@sunny.garden

my neocities redesign is now LIVE!!!

completely new layout with light/dark mode, a "pause gifs" buttton, and rewritten from the ground up. take a look around, and sign my guestbook before you go 👋🌷

✨ platinumtulip.garden/ ✨

the new website layout's "light mode", with light pink tones and a cloud background resembling a pink sunrise
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the new website layout's "light mode", with light pink tones and a cloud background resembling a pink sunrise

and the new "dark mode" for the site, with dark plum-purple hues and clouds resembling a night sky
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and the new "dark mode" for the site, with dark plum-purple hues and clouds resembling a night sky

alexandra
@xandra@tilde.zone · Reply to alexandra

not sure what i’m talking about? check out goodinternetmagazine.com — a print magazine for the !

goodinternetmagazine.com

Good Internet

A magazine for the non-corporate and independent web, use of code as an art medium, and web development enthusiasm of hobbyists and professionals alike.

The Small Web
@thesmallweb@indieweb.social

I’m Leaving the Small Web and Forging a New Path.

I’ve been reflecting on the direction I want to take my work online. While I’ve appreciated aspects of the Small Web and similar movements - especially their love for personal websites - I’ve found that I no longer feel at home within those spaces.

Read the full post here: sovereignweb.thecozy.cat/blog/

@indieweb @smallweb @neocities

The Sovereign Web | sovereignweb.thecozy.cat
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The Sovereign Web | sovereignweb.thecozy.cat

The Small Web
@thesmallweb@indieweb.social

I’m Leaving the Small Web and Forging a New Path.

I’ve been reflecting on the direction I want to take my work online. While I’ve appreciated aspects of the Small Web and similar movements - especially their love for personal websites - I’ve found that I no longer feel at home within those spaces.

Read the full post here: sovereignweb.thecozy.cat/blog/

@indieweb @smallweb @neocities

The Sovereign Web | sovereignweb.thecozy.cat
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The Sovereign Web | sovereignweb.thecozy.cat

alexandra
@xandra@tilde.zone · Reply to alexandra

not sure what i’m talking about? check out goodinternetmagazine.com — a print magazine for the !

goodinternetmagazine.com

Good Internet

A magazine for the non-corporate and independent web, use of code as an art medium, and web development enthusiasm of hobbyists and professionals alike.

alexandra
@xandra@tilde.zone

this is it -- GOOD INTERNET magazine is LIVE, BABY~ 🥂 🎊 🥳

goodinternetmagazine.com/
goodinternetmagazine.com/
goodinternetmagazine.com/

i present the spring 2025 issue of GOOD INTERNET, featuring stories by @binarydigit, @internetarchive, @Leilukin, @greg, @surprisetalk, and SO MUCH MORE!

with only 6.5 hours to go before my surgery, the website is now launched! you can order physical or digital copies of the magazine! :) there are some initial stories on the website now, but more are coming over the next week, so keep an eye on your RSS feeds!!

‼️quick note: pre-ordered print editions will begin shipping out this week (!!!) and digital editions will go out this week as well to emails!

🙏 THANK YOU SO MUCH to EVERYONE who helped with this. thank you to the contributors (like @robb/ @echofeed, & @adam/ @omgdotlol). thank you to the writers, thank you to everyone who thought about this project, shared it with others, and got the word out. i am so so so stoked to bring y'all this.

🕛 issue 2 is in the fall! :) get your submission ideas in!!

goodinternetmagazine.com

Good Internet

A magazine for the non-corporate web, using code as an art medium, and web development enthusiasm of hobbyists and professionals alike.

alexandra
@xandra@tilde.zone

this is it -- GOOD INTERNET magazine is LIVE, BABY~ 🥂 🎊 🥳

goodinternetmagazine.com/
goodinternetmagazine.com/
goodinternetmagazine.com/

i present the spring 2025 issue of GOOD INTERNET, featuring stories by @binarydigit, @internetarchive, @Leilukin, @greg, @surprisetalk, and SO MUCH MORE!

with only 6.5 hours to go before my surgery, the website is now launched! you can order physical or digital copies of the magazine! :) there are some initial stories on the website now, but more are coming over the next week, so keep an eye on your RSS feeds!!

‼️quick note: pre-ordered print editions will begin shipping out this week (!!!) and digital editions will go out this week as well to emails!

🙏 THANK YOU SO MUCH to EVERYONE who helped with this. thank you to the contributors (like @robb/ @echofeed, & @adam/ @omgdotlol). thank you to the writers, thank you to everyone who thought about this project, shared it with others, and got the word out. i am so so so stoked to bring y'all this.

🕛 issue 2 is in the fall! :) get your submission ideas in!!

goodinternetmagazine.com

Good Internet

A magazine for the non-corporate web, using code as an art medium, and web development enthusiasm of hobbyists and professionals alike.

alexandra
@xandra@tilde.zone

this is it -- GOOD INTERNET magazine is LIVE, BABY~ 🥂 🎊 🥳

goodinternetmagazine.com/
goodinternetmagazine.com/
goodinternetmagazine.com/

i present the spring 2025 issue of GOOD INTERNET, featuring stories by @binarydigit, @internetarchive, @Leilukin, @greg, @surprisetalk, and SO MUCH MORE!

with only 6.5 hours to go before my surgery, the website is now launched! you can order physical or digital copies of the magazine! :) there are some initial stories on the website now, but more are coming over the next week, so keep an eye on your RSS feeds!!

‼️quick note: pre-ordered print editions will begin shipping out this week (!!!) and digital editions will go out this week as well to emails!

🙏 THANK YOU SO MUCH to EVERYONE who helped with this. thank you to the contributors (like @robb/ @echofeed, & @adam/ @omgdotlol). thank you to the writers, thank you to everyone who thought about this project, shared it with others, and got the word out. i am so so so stoked to bring y'all this.

🕛 issue 2 is in the fall! :) get your submission ideas in!!

goodinternetmagazine.com

Good Internet

A magazine for the non-corporate web, using code as an art medium, and web development enthusiasm of hobbyists and professionals alike.

The Small Web
@thesmallweb@indieweb.social

💗 Self Promo Sunday #7 💗

It's Self Promo Sunday, Y'all! 🙌 Share your Small Web site in the comments and/or let us know what you've been working on lately!

@indieweb @smallweb @neocities # # # # # # # #

smallweb.thecozy.cat/blog/%f0%

Self Promo Sunday | smallweb.thecozy.cat
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Self Promo Sunday | smallweb.thecozy.cat

The Small Web
@thesmallweb@indieweb.social

❤️ Monday Memes #4 ❤️

If you’re not handcrafting your own site in 2025, are you even online? The small web is poppin’—where you at?

Happy Monday! 🤪

@indieweb @smallweb @neocities # # # # # # # # # #

smallweb.thecozy.cat/blog/%e2%

Monday Memes 4 | smallweb.thecozy.cat
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Monday Memes 4 | smallweb.thecozy.cat

The Small Web
@thesmallweb@indieweb.social

❤️ Monday Memes #4 ❤️

If you’re not handcrafting your own site in 2025, are you even online? The small web is poppin’—where you at?

Happy Monday! 🤪

@indieweb @smallweb @neocities # # # # # # # # # #

smallweb.thecozy.cat/blog/%e2%

Monday Memes 4 | smallweb.thecozy.cat
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Monday Memes 4 | smallweb.thecozy.cat

Kurio 🌱
@kurio@sunny.garden

Hi, this is my new !

I've been hanging out for some time on this instance but I want to redo this post. :BlobCat_uwu:

I'm currently studying to become a ! I studied fine arts and 2D animation in the past years; is my main hobby and passion. I draw digitally (open to commissions on Ko-Fi), I may share some things I do here but my main artistic platform on the fediverse is @dragonfly .

I sometimes, I love music. I really like and .

I speak fluently both Spanish and English, and I understand Portuguese too. Sometimes I help translating things on the internet.

I'll leave relevant links below, you can find my contact email and more about me in my page. I recently started learning HTML and CSS to construct that website. :goose_hacker:

I love (walking on the forest, , ocean creatures..), folklore and mythology. Interested in space astrophysics and science news.

Angry at oppressions and capitalism, trying to imagine a brighter future.

Expect meme boosts. I post some pictures I take when I go on walks, a bit of my art, maybe pics of my cat napping and anything containing good vibes, mostly.

And I use she / they pronouns.

That's all folks! :BlobCat_Flower:

Website: kurio.neocities.org

Art: sunny.garden/@dragonfly

Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/kurio

ko-fi.com

Buy Kurio a Coffee. ko-fi.com/kurio

Become a supporter of Kurio today! ❤️ Ko-fi lets you support the creators you love.

Linnèa ✨
@librarymonster@glammr.us

post! I'm Linnéa. She/her. 30s.
Artist | Maker | Webmaster | Tech Educator | Witch | Fandom | impending Librarian

You'll see here:

- updates to my - librarymonster.io/ 📚👾👀

- !

- & for 🪽🐍🍷; 's 🌻🐦‍🔥; by 🤖

- woes starting January 🥹

- , recs

I follow & follow back liberally. So happy to join glammr.us 🥂✨

magdalene 🍌
@scumsuck@blorbo.social

I spent the last couple of days helping someone over e-mail with my "how to use Deploy To Neocities for people like me who don't read good or do tech good" tutorial. Now I have updated my tutorial for the first time in a year with the information I have learned by hleping this person.

The new page uses my exchange letter template LMAO, and it offers VSCodium as an alternative to VSCode AS WELL as having a section for editing your website across different computers AND how to use the command line to connect to github if you didn't already do it like I did in my tutorial (woops).

Oh it also has a comment section now so I could test how to install Virtual Observer's google sheets powered comment box. It's pretty easy, only took like 5 minutes. Hooray!

scumsuck.com/resources/deployn

NAAN's fandom korner
@okilies@blorbo.social

Time to shill one of my small "for me!" projects: a fansite for one of my fave characters, Hans von Hammer, aka Enemy Ace! 🛩️ :blobcatsnugs: Forever a WIP but please enjoy what I have thus far!

I'll be share some sections and other fun stuff from it in the coming weeks.

Please mind the warning page! You should be about 12-13+ due to the topics discussed.

hollenreiter.neocities.org/

Heavily edited banner for the site "höllenreiter.neocities.org," which is a fansite dedicated to the Enemy Ace character. The banner features said character looking stern and solemn to the viewer, with text on top of the image saying "Höllenreiter: a fansite dedicated to HANS VON HAMMER of DC Comics' ENEMY ACE."
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Heavily edited banner for the site "höllenreiter.neocities.org," which is a fansite dedicated to the Enemy Ace character. The banner features said character looking stern and solemn to the viewer, with text on top of the image saying "Höllenreiter: a fansite dedicated to HANS VON HAMMER of DC Comics' ENEMY ACE."

booters
@booters@kolektiva.social

Back in March I scanned through a terabyte of old geocities sites with the goal of finding *all* the 88x31 buttons. Recently, I realised that I didn't scan for all the geocities subsites (e.g. de.geocities.com, br.geocities.com, etc). I've fixed that mistake and have added 1.8k new 88x31 buttons from Germany, Brazil, Hong Kong and many more international sites. Feel free to explore the updated site or download the zipped button archive (31k buttons, 156MB)

>>> hellnet.work/8831/ <<<


a scroll through the 88x31 archive on hellnet.work
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a scroll through the 88x31 archive on hellnet.work

Wasp || $388/$1345
@punkwasp@mastodon.art

New to pin because it's been a while
Hello, I'm Wasp! I'm a nonbinary and amateur (my Neocities is linked in my bio!). My partner in crime is @NorseTeaMaiden and she is a pixel artist and VTuber. I currently have commissions open on my Artistree if you're interested in those as well!
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Dave/Loebas :verified_pride:
@venthewolf@meow.social

Since my previous one was short

Hello my name is Dave Lenfair (Sona name). I'm a guy living in the , my pronouns are They/Them.

I like to thinker with computers, virtual machines and network related things. I like to install on several VM's just to thinker around with them.

I also like to create website with express. This is how i created my website, which you can find at: davelenfair.neocities.org/

davelenfair.neocities.org

Welcome to my website