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What?
You might have set up your blog - graphics, fonts, hover effects and all - but finally filling it with content can be intimidating. To help motivate you to write for your site, WHWC will host a theme every month for members to share and contribute!
How?
- Become a member of the UofT Weblogging and Homebrew Website Club
- Write a blog post on the topic of the current theme
- E-mail (or Discord) a link to your post, and we will list it on this page
This month's theme: Small Web
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As our first theme, we want to start with something we are all familiar with. Write about anything on the topic of the small web! Though you are not required to answer all or any of these, the following list of questions can help you get started:
- What interested you in making a site?
- What other sites have inspired your own?
- What resources have been indispensable to making your site?
- Do you use templates or generators?
- Is the small web a good alternative to social media?
- How has the small web affected how you use the internet?
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うるさいうるさいうるさい！！
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Submissions due by the end of March! Thank you for participating!
Submissions
WHWC Monthly Theme #1: Selected bookmarks - sonechka.neocities.org
the 'small web' is usually referred to as an alternative to mainstream uses of the internet, like social media. so, in response to this month's theme for WHWC, I wanted to link some sites I like that I think are relevantly niche.
the 'small web' is usually referred to as an alternative to mainstream uses of the internet, like social media. so, in response to this month's theme for WHWC, I wanted to link some sites I like that I think are relevantly niche.
WHWC March 2025: E-Zines! - farazkaleemmalik.cyou
I’ve decided to archive a few of these because of the ethereal nature of these projects, with websites going down and file uploads getting removed, and the occasional nuke-everything-and-run by the admins. Many of these zines are uploaded in the most bizarre places, such as itch.io and Mega, which makes it impossible for the Wayback Machine to properly archive.
I’ve decided to archive a few of these because of the ethereal nature of these projects, with websites going down and file uploads getting removed, and the occasional nuke-everything-and-run by the admins. Many of these zines are uploaded in the most bizarre places, such as itch.io and Mega, which makes it impossible for the Wayback Machine to properly archive.
Monthly WHWC Challenge #1: Small Web - sageland.neocities.org
SW is all about decentralizing the web to promote creativity, individuality, and ownership. However, ironically, to achieve that we need a centralized discovery platform and an accessible, massive website creation tool. If we really want to replace social media and be main stream, I don't see another way. Or maybe, the small web is created by the big web to sell more web?
SW is all about decentralizing the web to promote creativity, individuality, and ownership. However, ironically, to achieve that we need a centralized discovery platform and an accessible, massive website creation tool. If we really want to replace social media and be main stream, I don't see another way. Or maybe, the small web is created by the big web to sell more web?
Great Gopher and Gemini Sites - digitalyoshixi.github.io
What we've lost in its stead is the feeling of a interconnected internet. No more do we have to enter webrings or webtaxis and hop through several links to find the page we want. No more saving links to a text file on your harddrive. For the most part, there is no journey or effort to get to where we want!
What we've lost in its stead is the feeling of a interconnected internet. No more do we have to enter webrings or webtaxis and hop through several links to find the page we want. No more saving links to a text file on your harddrive. For the most part, there is no journey or effort to get to where we want!