Meta: recommended by Piri

CSS JOY Webring

https://www.theverge.com/web/631636/kagi-review-best-search-engine

The future of search isn’t Google — and it’s $10 a month

Kagi let’s you search just the small web

feedle: Search and Discover Quality RSS Feeds from Thousands…
Discover the IndieWeb, one blog post at a time.

Where do conversations (and conversions) happen? Expand on the concept of campfire.

The contemporary web as a fragmented-by-design place, ie, diverse and plural. Make sure you use different tools to get different things done; brainstorm, write and share, think, communicate.

Write a blog post on https://fredrocha.net, then turn this into a talk

fredrocha.net
John Allsopp (@johnallsopp@indieweb.social)

Serendipity engines

Webfinger (what even is that?)

How does Ghost do it?

Campfires (Discord, Slack)

Fediverse

ActivityPub

Seamless, effortless

Content gets added to Pocket by people that spend time reading online. This means that Pocket’s repository of articles is human-curated and validated. This makes it a valuable search platform. This was a suggestion I gave them a while back, and am now glad they release search.

Web Directions Conferences (and more)

Pocket as search engine

I needed a place to visually brainstorm my ideas on web and curation, so here we are.