Take Back Your Web
summary
Argues that reclaiming identity means owning domains and content now, not vague nostalgia: use own your domain and host on GitHub Pages or micro.blog, add a one‑page semantic template, wire up webmention and microformats (W3C‑standardized, > a dozen interoperable implementations) and run an indie reader via microsub/micropub so feeds sync and allow replies. Demonstrations show readers and webmention networks actually work and stop algorithmic feeds from driving engagement.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 7:59Stop Scrolling Facebook
- 13:20Picking a Domain Name
- 14:52Own Your Content
- 18:15Update and Delete Protocols
- 22:06How Do You Get Started with Owning Your Content
- 22:46Use a Cms
- 29:07Entry Points
- 30:02Upcoming Indie Web Camps
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