I've been liking https://minifeed.net/
Ask HN: Where are people sharing their blogs these days?
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Re: Ask HN: Where are people sharing their blogs these days?
#22HN.
Mostly a few static articles, my machines (openbsd), mastodon feed, but.. it's blog-like! :-)
Re: Ask HN: Where are people sharing their blogs these days?
#23From blogroll sites, webrings and blogroll pages of other bloggers. When you get into small web, indie web world you will discover lots of nice blogs.
If you do not mind checking mine, you can discover a lot via my webrings and cool links pages actually.
Re: Ask HN: Where are people sharing their blogs these days?
#24my page http://elpis.ws located on web 1.0 hosting http://web1.0hosting.net/
This is a community of ascetic bloggers and web builders that can be seen as sites from the 90s, there is access to HTTP (it was very important for me because I would like the site to open from absolutely any piece of iron, given its direction and subject). I am writing about the old Internet, the formation of the Internet, and what is happening at this time in small web.
Perhaps you will be interested in this course as a direction, this is not neosities, it is more minimalistic and rough (but only in a verd look)
Re: Ask HN: Where are people sharing their blogs these days?
#25It takes a bit of curation, but I find substack's algorithm to be quite good at recommending other bloggers I'd be interested in.
It's also pretty trivial to find what writers other bloggers enjoy based on the "reads" list tab. My algorithm is:
-> Find blogger you like -> Check their substack "reads" for other writers -> Repeat