I found too much overlap in the /contact, /subscribe, and /social slashpages, so I've consolidated. Presenting, /connect!

https://rossabaker.com/connect/

#OverUnder 015 with @shellsharks !

His opinions about:

- #slashpages
- #indieweb
- #ransomware
- #octopus
- #sharks

#chipotle #blog #fediverse #mastodon

#100DaysToOffload : 046/100

https://lazybea.rs/ovr-015

I’ve been blogging since 2010 and finally start a new era into personal blogging. I usually tended to blog about various technical stuff, but this blog should be a little bit different.

https://kittsteiner.blog/blog/2025/my-new-personal-blog/

I present my #manifesto of a new #slashpage `/death`: a common "just in case" document for your personal website.
https://toby3d.me/en/articles/slash-death/

https://slashpages.net is sweeeet!

It’s unfortunate that https://tommi.space/ only has two or three among the most common #SlashPages, so I now have #IndieWebFOMO, and I want to create them aalllllll!

massive updates on my Now page

it's funny all that can happen in a month.

nothing too life-changing, just several changes where I usually update just one detail.

check it out: https://alexsirac.com/now/

and see you probably tomorrow for the monthly review, because today is shaping up to be hectic (and because I still haven't bothered to install Obsidian on my work computer)

https://alexsirac.com/massive-updates-on-my-now-page/

New #slashpages! And, I finally get rid of that #blogroll I had.

#100DaysToOffload : 48/100

#blogging #blog
https://lazybear.io/posts/new-slashpages

As the #SlashPages are now the hot thing in #IndieWeb, I'd like to propose a /why page.

It could explain the site author's reasons for doing what they do, their values and philosophies. Mine is currently a redirect to a blog post but I've been meaning to rewrite it into a proper /why page in the near future.

http://hamatti.org/why