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The early internet was so human and genuine.
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this post was submitted on 04 Jun 2025
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you can publish independently, but it's hard to get found. Search engines are cluttered with nonsensical link farms these days :-(
We all found our way to Lemmy, and we can start building from here.
It wasn’t easy getting found in the 2000s as well
I miss stumbleupon. Was a great way to find random niche stuff like that back in the day.
It isn't the same but https://kagi.com/smallweb is kinda in the spirit of it.
and that was a bad thing. it's bad now, too.
Advertise here, right? Build small communities. How many readers do you even want? I mean that seriously, too. Maybe you would be happy with 100 people who subscribe to your RSS feed, depending on your goals.
it's also about the perspective of the one looking for information. how do I find the info I search?