Cool, got my first #geminiprotocol site online! Just syntax tests but:

gemini://gemini.jakesmolka.com

Typing it like that looks super redundant though

I wrote a brief piece on how the Fediverse helped me discover new and unusual concepts that reignited my enthusiasm for writing through tech minimalism.

Kudos to @HailsandAles and @denis; without you, this could happen, but not this fast

https://arnel.bearblog.dev/writing-for-humans/

This is an absolutely delightful blog post and as a mildly neurodivergent person, actually a lot easier to read than most local newspaper websites: https://mgx.me/kirby-vs-this-blog-post /via @bw #a11y #tinyWeb

Congratulations to this year's winners of Tiny Awards!

Main award: One Minute Park by Elliott Cost

https://sites.elliott.computer/one-minute-park/

Multiplayer Award Winner: One Million Checkboxes by Nolen Royalty

https://onemillioncheckboxes.com/

Results: https://tinyawards.net

Building My Own "Threads"
https://ayos.blog/threads-project

Having my own page for a cozy display of hand-picked posts gives me and my digital visitors tons of value. In this post, I write the motivations behind my `/threads` project.

Staying #SmallWeb or #TinyWeb is a survival strategy. When servers get big they become hard to maintain, hard to moderate and expensive such that the lure of easy advertising money begins to be a temptation. The bigger the server is, the more pressure there is on the few people maintaining it, and burnout or corporate capture becomes a real hazard.