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A Web Revival: the Internet didn't die, you're just not on it

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An exploration of the indie web movement and how creating personal websites offers an alternative to modern social media platforms.

EDIT: This is a hobbyist video I didn't expect to blow up past a couple thousand views, yes my voice sounds bad and the video is too fast, I've since learned about all sorts of technical mistakes I made while speaking about the web. I tried to take this video down, but there were many requests to bring it back up. I hope you appreciate the overall vision, and it's been amazing to watch all the creative webcrafting as a result. I wish you all a fruitful life. This video is about making websites instead of scrolling reels. NOTE: The indie web, just like the Internet, can be unpredictable, and not all content on all websites may be suitable for all audiences. Viewer discretion while web surfing is advised!! Website making resources: discourse.32bit.cafe/t/resources-list-for-the-personal-web/4… Heartlands: heartlands.neocities.org/ Stock music, sound effects, videos courtesy of Pixabay (NO AI HERE!)

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What people say. Recommended for its inspiring look at the personal web and webcrafting community.

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A Web Revival: the Internet didn't die, you're just not on it