A movement focused on capturing the creativity and openness of the early Internet. We aren’t here to watch Big Web burn (we have plenty of communities for that) but to find positive ways we can make the Small Web better. Elsewhere in the Fediverse: * !digitalgarden@lemmy.world [/c/digitalgarden@lemmy.world] * !fediverse@lemmy.world [/c/fediverse@lemmy.world] * !fedigrow@lemm.ee [/c/fedigrow@lemm.ee] * !journaling@sh.itjust.works [/c/journaling@sh.itjust.works]

!webrevival@lemm.ee

About acknowledging that we took a wrong turn when Big Web tempted everyone into their walled gardens and setting out to reclaim it.

Any ideas for an icon and banner gracefully received.

  • LibbEnglish
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    3 days ago

    I’ll avoid it as one of the manifestos mentions that we should be being kinder and look out for each other.

    I won’t blame you for that, quite the contrary :)

    But since it’s obviously one way to look at it, I thought I should mention it.

    I’ve added your community to the sidebar. If you know of others that might fit, let me know.

    Thx for the link.

    Beside the ones I listed in the sidebar already? I follow a few that are related to old tech, others that are more into ‘simple’ and peaceful content. Alas, like often here on Lemmy, quite a few of them see little to no activities. Next to the journaling community I’ve decided to focus on the other community I would love to see grow and be active is the Simple Living one. It was one of the communities I appreciated the most back on Reddit (with great mods and great overall participants, useful content with little negativity/hatred or even drama) !simpleliving@lemm.ee

    I also consider the Calvin & Hobbes community a great complement to any timeline. The humanism and the kindness that come out of every single strip of that wonderful comic is more precious than ever !calvinandhobbes@lemmy.world (I happily look at the new strip posted each day, even though I own all the comics)

    And then there are the others communities. Things like !vintageads@sh.itjust.works or I don’t know !sewingrepairing@sh.itjust.works, and quite a few more.

    I don’t know if the full list of my subscriptions is visible when looking at my profile, here on Lemmy? Let me know if it isn’t and I will send you a copy of them so you can see by yourself. Many of those communities can share content related to getting back control (on our lives/activities/the things we do and the things we use, the world we (want to) live in), and most will do it in a non-hostile way, but that is also not their main topic so I’m not sure you may want to include that many ;)