Great work on the site. It's way easier to use than mine.
After reflecting a bit from my old approach of using [0]json files in a directory + everything on git for easy forkability.
I have been experimenting with activitypub or other protocol by which these little sites can share entries with each other.
It's would be less work for the bloggers as they only need to add their blog once but for user and curators as well. No segregation.
It removes centralisation and one bad actor from harming the others by pushing for profitability at the cost of intended purpose. (This doesn't mean they can't monetize their curation effort. Just not in excess or becoming a closed wall)
technology.blog, political.blog, cookingrecipe.blog etc.
This is really cool. Just clicking around to various blogs and scanning for articles that perk my interest. It would be pretty cool for blog authors to pick like a top 3 articles or something to help me quickly gauge on top of their description.
Here are two screenshots from my phone. I don't see an error. I don't see any way to sign up from the navbar. Maybe the problem is user error, but I tried for a bit.
Ah yes, might not be too intuitive but if you click the blue icon with the three dashes on the top left and scroll down a bit you should be able to see the signup/login option.
I'll note that this is a ui bug and will try and get it fixed asap. I didnt intend for the footer to be a sticky
Sorry, the submission needs to be reviewed right now as there's a chance your blog might appear in the front page and someone might post something inappropriate.
I'm currently working on a submission filter that should automate the gating and it should be merged by the end of the week.
I also approved a bunch of blogs just then, so hopefully yours is public.
After reflecting a bit from my old approach of using [0]json files in a directory + everything on git for easy forkability.
I have been experimenting with activitypub or other protocol by which these little sites can share entries with each other.
It's would be less work for the bloggers as they only need to add their blog once but for user and curators as well. No segregation.
It removes centralisation and one bad actor from harming the others by pushing for profitability at the cost of intended purpose. (This doesn't mean they can't monetize their curation effort. Just not in excess or becoming a closed wall)
technology.blog, political.blog, cookingrecipe.blog etc.
0] https://github.com/searchableguy/awesomeblog-club/tree/maste...