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On a drive with Talia yesterday, I wanted to tell her about some of the interesting things I discovered while writing my Input 2024 post. The conversation went something like…
Saadia
Let me tell you about something I wrote, since I know you don't read my blog.
Talia
How do you know I don't read it?
Saadia
Because you don't use an RSS reader! Do you?
Talia
No, you're right, I don't.
Saadia
So how would you know when I've posted something new? You're not going to go check it everyday. It's fine! You don't need to. Let me just tell you about it.
You might have heard about this "Indie Web" movement, also called the "Small Web", "Web 1.0", or "Geocities Web". It's a push to reclaim something about the internet that we lost along the way. I think that something was, specifically, RSS.
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By Saadia CarbisOn a drive with Talia yesterday, I wanted to tell her about some of the interesting things I discovered while writing my Input 2024 post. The conversation went something like…
Saadia
Let me tell you about something I wrote, since I know you don't read my blog.
Talia
How do you know I don't read it?
Saadia
Because you don't use an RSS reader! Do you?
Talia
No, you're right, I don't.
Saadia
So how would you know when I've posted something new? You're not going to go check it everyday. It's fine! You don't need to. Let me just tell you about it.
You might have heard about this "Indie Web" movement, also called the "Small Web", "Web 1.0", or "Geocities Web". It's a push to reclaim something about the internet that we lost along the way. I think that something was, specifically, RSS.