Before @riverflows gets here, you've seen this video, yes?
And on the same theme, @ankapolo sent me this today: which I haven't had a chance to properly check out yet.
Both of these things might be the closest we get to the old Internet - static, built by people, not written by SEO drones or AI prompts.
Something that has a heart, and a soul, and akward-ness of all of it being different and disconnected, yet, still connected by the sense of human wonder.
The website as a piece of standalone art, or as a love letter to something, as opposed to ... whatever it is we have now as a collective "Internet".
Hive is close. But it isn't quite.
Hey, thanks for the credit, and by extension, I must credit @tibfox for making the post where I found this site.
In fact, here is the full post:
https://peakd.com/hive-197333/@tibfox/easypeasy-auto-publish-your-blog
We can make the Internet a place again :) Thanks for the share to that post, adding it to my favourites for future reference.
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As someone who once had a Geocities webpage, I love the look of neocities!
I already have ideas myself :)