Beyond blogging platforms
A blog is a blog is a blog. At least that’s what I used to think. In reality, it isn’t quite that simple. Some people just blog and don’t care about the...
Leaflet, Blogging, and How to Fix Social Media - Aaron Ross Powell
Decentralization, network overlap, and why we should all blog, too.
shelf.cafe
A calm link aggregator for the ATmosphere. Independent blogs, ranked by readers.
The ATmosphere community should value being more colorful and playful - Jacob's Blog
Fun is important
Decentralisation and blogging on atproto - Connected Places
The space for blogging and long-form writing on atproto is rapidly developing, and it gives some interesting insight in what decentralisation on atproto looks like
idiot's guide to standard.site - leafy
blogs are back! but why are they different now???
ooh.directory: a place to find good blogs that interest you
A collection of 2,385 blogs about every topic
New blog and first release of Atmosphere Community | Offprint
We are in the midst of making a bunch of changes, so your first intro to the new blog was likely the August 2024 Tech...
7 Reasons Why Standard Reader Is My Choice
Looking for the best way to read ATmosphere blogs? Here are 7 personal reasons why Standard Reader has become my go-to choice for long-form content.
blogs.social — Discover the open web
Discover and follow blogs across Bluesky, Mastodon, RSS, and the open social web.
meet the brand new read.pckt.blog ⭐️ the Atmosphere has a front page for blogging now !! a post of the day. things to read by subject. writers worth following. blogs on the rise. recommendations from people you follow. and a top 100 trending blogs chart 👀 basically, come see what’s good 💞
One thing I look for in a blogging platform (whether atproto or otherwise): a way of backing up/exporting my content. This is more important to me than being able to tweak design/fonts etc. Have learned this from hard experience; I've used manymany blogging platforms over the decades.
basically I really want good ways to surface & recognize people who are meaningful participants in the atmosphere-blogosphere as opposed to e.g. big publishers passively cross-posting b/c they want more reach, but w/o the attendant social engagement that actually makes that valuable for both sides
Okay I had to do it: I'm spinning off my blog posts about ATProto and the importance of decentralized social media into its own blog: What The Function!? Where we answer "WTF is this" and "WTF does it matter" Subscribe to WTF today! wtf.samclemente.me/whats-the-function-of-what-th…
What's The Function of What The Function!?
wtf.samclemente.meI realized something missing with most ATmosphere blog platforms: #IndieWeb #Webmention support, the successor to pingback. The old pingback was a big factor that helped explode blogging in the late 90s and 00s. Tagging @offprint.app @pckt.blog @leaflet.pub @lemma.pub @skypress.blog #Mochott. 🖖🏽
✏️ ATblogs
Blogging (long-form) apps and services in the ATmosphere network.
Inkwell
AnyPub
SkyPress: a writing studio for the open social web
lemma.pub
standard.horse
Longform — Long-form writing on the AT Protocol
