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@fediboard.comSep 26, 2026, 12:28 PM

2 links a month. Want to share your own work? Pay for "Meta One." Translation: You're not a creator, you're inventory. We sell your audience back to you. Thanks for clarifying, Zuck! 💯
Content Creators: it's time to MOVE OUT for the right place! ✊#openweb

#Meta #facebook #ContentCreator

@chasingdings.comSep 25, 2026, 11:30 AM

Welcome to the 365th #DailyBlogroll! It's been a year! And it's time to say goodbye. Leaving on the last boat are TAGN, Mailvaltar, Andrew Plotkin, Joar, Tim Bray, Sey, Kimimi, Aneesh, Bhagpuss, Emily, @scripting.com and more!

westkarana.xyz

#MMORPG #IndieGames #SurvivalCrafting #OpenWeb

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@pablo.seminar.ioSep 23, 2026, 8:50 PM

X hides tweets from anyone without an account. So I exported 18 years of mine, dating back to when it was still Twitter in 2008, and rebuilt them as a plain, open website, no login wall, no algorithm,…

#Hugo #OpenWeb

https://seminar.io/posts/parsing-twitter-archives-in-hugo-using-content-adapters/

@owenboswarva.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 8:14 PM

High Court highlights limits of the UK GDPR's personal activities exemption www.freeths.co.uk/insights-eve...

Phillips v Oloffs [2026] EWHC 1821 (KB) caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ewhc/kb/2026... (from July)

Barge Gate website (mirror) web.archive.org/web/20240226...

#dataprotection #openweb

However, the court reached a different conclusion in relation to data protection law. While posts within the club's private WhatsApp and Facebook groups were found to fall within the UK GDPR's "personal or household activities" exemption, publication of the same information on a publicly accessible website did not. The court held that information placed online is available to an indefinite number of people and therefore falls outside the exemption. The UK GDPR claim was therefore permitted to continue in respect of the website publication.
@chasingdings.comSep 23, 2026, 12:39 PM

Wednesday's #DailyBlogroll has good stuff from TAGN, Axxuy, Juhis, UltrViolet, Scopique, Zack, Roger, @sypster.bsky.social, Warner, Margot, Stargrace, Shintar and more!

westkarana.xyz

#MMORPG #Blogging #Technology #OpenWeb

Stargrace’s WoW week brought 2.3 million gold, forgotten pet sales, alt leveling via pet battles, and a low-pressure plan for WoW Forever. Syp enjoys Fallout 76’s permission to be gloriously weird, then pivots to Diablo III as the perfect loud, clicky comfort-food ARPG. UltrViolet wraps Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker 6.0 with big praise for its finale, voice acting, and nihilist streak, plus some truly hated quest design. Margot found Firewatch a compact storytelling knockout, with strong voice acting and Steam Deck-friendly play, though the first-person movement may trigger motion sickness. Shintar rounds up WoW Forever memes and fan reactions, capturing the giddy, slightly unhinged hype train before launch. Zack says Life is Strange: True Colors is the series’ best yet, praising Deck Nine’s writing and all-at-once episodic structure. Wilhelm’s WoW Forever beta take is refreshingly lukewarm: huge queues were beta doing beta things, and the vanilla-plus vibe seems perfectly fine. Roger recommends Nicol Williamson’s atmospheric Hobbit audio adaptation, with standout character voices despite a few abridgement gaps and minor pronunciation quirks. Warner’s latest reading roundup leans dark, hopping from AI safety and media failure to improv, play, and one welcome farm kitten. Axxuy resurfaces after a maddening TCP issue that broke most internet use, with a timely reminder to actually test your backups too. Juhis makes a practical case for print-friendly websites, with CSS media-query basics and a reader-first argument for offering more ways to use a page. Scopique digs into CSS and even plain HTML basics, reflecting on how chasing the cool stuff too early can leave gaps.
@fediboard.comSep 23, 2026, 7:41 AM

The WordPress comment section had a good run. For the early web, it was a genuine community tool. Readers left thoughtful responses.
But that era is largely over...

https://fediboard.com/blog/why-wordpress-publishers-are-switching-to-social-comments

#wordpress #socialcomments #openweb

@bestsoln.comSep 21, 2026, 2:56 PM

What if social media wasn’t controlled by a few tech giants? 🌐

The Fediverse is building a more open social web like @bsky.app through federation, ActivityPub, and user-controlled communities.

🎥 Watch: youtu.be/BEgOLyz88Rc

#BestSoln #Fediverse #ActivityPub #Mastodon #OpenWeb #SocialMedia

@fediboard.comSep 21, 2026, 11:43 AM

FediStation 2.0 is launching 9.23. It’s coming. Stay tuned. 👀
#wordpress #openweb #socialcomments #fedistation 💥

@hamishcampbell.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gySep 21, 2026, 8:00 AM

It’s easy to keep crossing wires between media and the personal. Media should be open - with clear sources, context and provenance, except where sources genuinely need protection. Personal data should be the opposite: private by default.

#OMN #4opens #openweb #commons

@hamishcampbell.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gySep 21, 2026, 7:31 AM

When we forget this, we build cathedrals that eventually collapse under their own weight.

When we remember, we build compost heaps - messy, alive and fertile.

That’s the #KISS path for the #openweb reboot.

Keep it simple. Keep it open. Let ideas grow, fail, compost and grow again.

#KISS […]

@fediboard.comSep 20, 2026, 9:00 AM

Last 90-day stats are in! 🚩

Bottom line: 8,025 posts and 8,025 boost in the Open Social Web completed. 💯
We feed the #openweb with consistency (and quality) to get people to use it and adopt it. There's no way around this. ✊

fediboard.com

#FediBoard #flipboard #SurfSocial #curators #surffeeds

@shoofle.bsky.socialSep 19, 2026, 2:36 PM

i think it's a massive failure of #openweb web standards that 88x31 buttons and deviantart stamps (99x56) are different sizes

@admin.educationSep 19, 2026, 6:06 AM

HTML — the structural language of the Web. Not "programming" in the strict sense, but fundamental to actually building web documents and applications.
#html #webdevelopment #openweb

@xistrymemz.bsky.socialSep 18, 2026, 10:04 PM

#FOSS #OpenSource #Linux #SwitchToLinux #LinuxMint #Fedora #Ubuntu #Firefox #DeGoogle #Privacy #DigitalFreedom #UserOwned #Decentralize #NoMiddleman #OpenWeb #RightToRepair #SelfHosted #DataSovereignty #XistrYmemZ

@iconfactory.comSep 16, 2026, 3:04 PM

This is the update you've been waiting for. Coming soon to the App Store.

tapestry.iconfactory.com

#OpenWeb #Fediverse #Mastodon #Bluesky #TapestryApp

@iconfactory.iconfactory.world.ap.brid.gySep 16, 2026, 2:57 PM

:tapestry_app: This is the update you've been waiting for. Coming soon to the App Store.

https://tapestry.iconfactory.com

#OpenWeb #Fediverse #Mastodon #Bluesky #TapestryApp

@inautilo.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 1:06 PM

#Business #Announcements
Mozilla and Mistral’s open browser partnership · Private AI arrives in Firefox Smart Window beta ilo.im/16g7f4 by Mozilla and Mistral

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#Mozilla #Mistral #AI #Firefox #Browser #OpenWeb #Privacy #Development #WebDev #Frontend

@chasingdings.comSep 16, 2026, 12:09 PM

Wednesday's #DailyBlogroll leans hard into the excellent content from Wilhelm, Juhis, Margot, UltrViolet, Nimgimli, Jamie Zawinski, Shintar, Joar, @monsterlady.bsky.social, Dave Winer, Bruce Schneier, @rogertayloredwards.bsky.social and more!

westkarana.xyz

#Blogging #MMORPG #OpenWeb #Privacy

Shintar comes around on SWTOR’s new levelling difficulty, saying veteran and master modes make early planets, side quests, and storytelling feel meaningful again. Margot finds Wanderstop a thoughtful, cozy tea game about burnout and change, with strong themes, some motion-sickness caveats, and approachable crafting. Wilhelm checks out No Man’s Sky’s Cosmos update, from launch hiccups to space station directorship and the welcome addition of proper solar system maps. Nimgimli says quitting social media without replacing the social part backfired, landing on the very relatable conclusion that everyone needs a third space. UltrViolet shares a rough health update, side-eyes World of Warcraft: Forever, and keeps pushing through Final Fantasy XIV’s Endwalker existential dread. Roger talks shop on expanding his blog directory, paying for AI summaries, and buying an Insta360 Link 2 for possible video essays. Jamie Zawinski spotlights Records of Enemy Surveillance, a stark look at Flock license-plate cameras and the ugly reality of normalizing pervasive monitoring. Bruce Schneier argues post-9/11 mass surveillance has sprawled from national security into everyday policing, fueled by private-sector data collection and brokers. Dave Winer is thinking big about Frontier again, from scriptable apps like WordPress and Mastodon to RSS-powered updates and JavaScript ambitions. Juhis argues note-taking still matters in the LLM era because the real value is thinking, rewriting, and making connections, not just stockpiling notes. Emily ranks her favorite Westeros castles, with Dragonstone leading thanks to its moody Targaryen vibe, seaside isolation, and extremely handy dragon access. Joar stretches a reading plan to twelve years, mixing classics like Borges and Ishiguro with plenty of fantasy and sci-fi still in the rotation.
@marketingnews.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 5:26 AM

FYI: The open web is the channel that never simplified itself #OpenWeb #WebDevelopment #DigitalMarketing #SEO #ContentStrategy

@ppc.landSep 16, 2026, 5:26 AM

FYI: The open web is the channel that never simplified itself #OpenWeb #WebDevelopment #DigitalMarketing #SEO #ContentStrategy

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