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There are true gems hidden among the countless personal blogs scattered across the Internet. I wish there were a curated library with only great articles on a wide variety of topics—a kind of search engine stripped of all the clutter: no SEO gimmicks, no ads, just quality content.

Pauline P. Narvas@pawlean.com

I feel this with blogging. In case anyone needed to hear this—you can just write and publish on your blog because you want to. No metrics. No clout. This has always been my guiding principle with my blog (Pawlean.com) which is why 357 posts later, I’m still here. Even if NOBODY reads 😁

I’ve been seeing many people creating a “blogroll” page sharing their own favorite blogs and I think that’s the best I’ve seen so far in that spirit Would be nice if those were interconnected (webmention-like)

I like the idea @lucchaissac.bsky.social had the idea of an Internet passport and I keep thinking about its potential usages, one of them being your favorite places

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I liked his idea a lot, gave him also the idea of having the passport as a chrome extension Website part of the program could automatically “stamp it” with a custom stamp