Publishing on the IndieWeb Level 2
1. Mark up your content with microformats2
Humans can already understand the things you post on your site. By adding a few short class names to your HTML, other people’s software can understand it and use it for things like reply contexts, cross-site comments, event RSVPs, and more.
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Anne Sturdivant
URL
- https://omg.anniegreens.lol
- https://now.anniegreens.lol
- https://status.anniegreens.lol
- https://weblog.anniegreens.lol
- https://weblog.anniegreens.lol/apple-annie-on-substack
- https://micro.anniegreens.lol
- https://social.lol/@anniegreens
- https://mstdn.social/@anniegreens
- https://pdx.social/@anniegreens
- https://disabled.social/@anniegreens
- https://micro.blog/anniegreens
- https://linkedin.com/in/anniegreens
- https://flickr.com/photos/anniegreens
- https://github.com/anniegreens
- https://writingmonth.org/~anniegreens
- https://anniegreens.some.pics
- https://anniegreens.lol
Note
I'm a Portland-based front-end web developer currently taking a hiatus from full-time work. I still hang out on the web a lot and noodle around the omg.lol universe. Find my haunts in the navigation above. You can also find me on social media and some other places via the icon links below.
Email address
- https://contact.anniegreens.lol
Logo
- https://cdn.anniegreens.lol/assets/image/apple-annie__icon.png
Unique identifier
- https://anniegreens.lol
City/town/village
- Portland
Job title
- front-end web developer
Description of role
- I put pixels in their place.