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Mataroa blog – Naked blogging platform for minimalists

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Re: Mataroa blog – Naked blogging platform for minimalists

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I don’t enjoy the process of having to build the site and push the built site to a service like github. It adds a certain kind of friction to the process of “saving” my work that just isn’t life-giving for me.

With Jekyll, you just have your site in a ` .github.io` repository, and it automatically publishes your site for you. So, the process is: write in markdown, commit, push, and then GitHub does the rest.

Yep, I know. But honestly I find all the jekyll themes pretty ugly

Re: Mataroa blog – Naked blogging platform for minimalists

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See also https://posthaven.com by those who made Posterous:

“Garry Tan and Brett Gibson were two of the co-founders of Posterous in 2008. Posterous was acquired by Twitter in 2012, and while we were happy that it was a meaningful acquisition for the team and investors, we were bummed to see something gets shuttered that we believed should last forever.”

https://firstsiteguide.com/posterous-is-gone/

Posthaven is pretty minimalist and still there.

PS. As many comments here are about fonts, the most recent (rare changes, as in, back in 2016, which is a "good thing") feature update to Posthaven was customizable html/css: https://blog.posthaven.com. Also does post by email, custom domains, and rss feeds.

Re: Mataroa blog – Naked blogging platform for minimalists

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

This seems far too broad, mainly because of the religious restriction. A blog on comparative religion could be removed for using the word "heterodox". Faith is a choice, unlike all the other protected characteristics in this list.

>Faith is a choice Faith isn't a choice for the faithful

Having been faithful at one point in time, and no longer being faithful, I can invalidate that.

Re: Mataroa blog – Naked blogging platform for minimalists

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post #23

Seems very similar to https://bearblog.dev — another cool project

Yeah the “example post” names Bear Blog as a direct source of inspiration. > Created out of authentic admiration of Herman's genius idea of Bear Blog, Mataroa.blog is like Bear Blog but also a bit different. Namely, it has built-in first-class support to export your blog, and it also supports image hosting.

I missed this. Cool!
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