Add friends links page, and first post on IndieWeb

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title: "Friends online"
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date: 2023-03-01T09:12:37-03:00
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In lovely, nostalgic web 1.0 style, here are some links to the websites of friends of mine. Please enjoy, and get in touch with them if you like what they've built!
* [Words by Vernacchia](https://words.byvernacchia.com)

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title: "Embracing IndieWeb"
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date: 2023-03-01T09:01:45-03:00
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- tech
- web
- indieweb
- fediverse
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In December I killed my Twitter account. I was minorly proud of how long I'd been around there (ID 15751: palindromic _and_ an early adopter; living that nerd life), even if I was mostly a lurker; Musk's layoffs affected friends and Twitter's security & ethics teams — two teams I wanted to be at full strength.
I wanted to give Mastodon a try (I was already using [PixelFed](https://pixelfed.org) from the Fediverse) and a friend recommended [@nova](https://hachyderm.io/@nova)'s [Hachyderm](https://hachyderm.io) instance. It's been wonderful for so many reasons (_Thank you_ for the tip [Julz](https://hachyderm.io/@julz)!) — in particular Nova's expert technical direction of the instance (though I've still to watch one of her twitch streams), the lovely people I've connected with, and the rapidly evolving approach Hachyderm has taken to administration and funding (including [Nivenly](https://nivenly.org), its parent org).
Like many of the tech-oriented folks on Hachyderm I've also embraced the nostalgia of early-twitter, web '1.0', and [POSSE](https://indieweb.org/POSSE) (Publish your Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere). I say 'nostalgia', as that's the overwhelming feeling for me, but moving towards open protocols, decentralising, and bringing more creative diversity back to the web are all important to me, and to the web in general.
I plan on bringing more of the [IndieWeb](https://indieweb.org/) to my sites, at least once I'm back in front of a real computer after [my sabbatical](https://adventure.awaits.us), but I plan on at least adding links to my [friends' sites](/fiends) as so many seem to be following a similar journey of starting to own their own spaces online.
In the meanwhile, come and say hi in the Fediverse — I'm [@byJP](https://hachyderm.io/@byjp)!