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Yeah we talk about it occasionally, you may be interested in the peripheral web thread: >>>/tech/23711

>>28830
to reiterate the discussion that was purged from the thread: the core/peripheral dichotomy is stupid in that context. most commercial websites are small, topical blogs, that aren't exactly part of a "core" but still unmistakably bourgeois. talking about a web periphery betrays a naive old web revivalism wiithou a speck of class consciousness. "core" platforms like blogger.com, soundcloud or neocities can even be better in this respect, when they're run by users and not a skinnerbox-driven social media experience.

>>28831
the class element of the indie web
(have never heard anyone call it peripheral web) is actually fairly important to understanding the movement

I'm subscribed to some blogs and feed aggregators but that's all.

wtf is an "indie/personal" web lol?

seems like you just mean websites, which is what the web was supposed to be and actually was until normoids turned it into just instagram/facebook/tiktok/twitter/google.

>>28834
Seems like there's an uptake in people making/becomeing aware of normal websites outside the corpo bubble.