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Hi

What do you think about the Smallweb movement? I feel like it aligns quite well with WWB. What are your thoughts on that?

I recently bought a domain called Smallweb World ---> https://smallweb.world and the website is currently under construction.

Looking forward to hearing your opinions!

Kind regards,
Mary

Mary Abigail wrote: Wed Apr 02, 2025 4:00 am Hi

What do you think about the Smallweb movement? I feel like it aligns quite well with WWB. What are your thoughts on that?

I recently bought a domain called Smallweb World ---> https://smallweb.world and the website is currently under construction.

Looking forward to hearing your opinions!

Kind regards,
Mary

@mary what are your plans for this website if you can briefly describe.

This might have been a more useful link: https://smallweb.page/home

Google's AI Overview tells me:

The "small web" movement, also sometimes called the "smol web", aims to simplify the modern web by making content more accessible and less resource-intensive, focusing on personal, independently hosted websites and community-driven communication.

@mary what are your plans for this website if you can briefly describe.
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Hi wwonderfull!

The site is a directory and a network of independent sites, designed to operate outside the major social networks. It helps to discover and connect autonomous projects, promoting a freer and more decentralized online space.

kind regards
Mary

AliGW wrote: Wed Apr 02, 2025 7:27 am This might have been a more useful link: https://smallweb.page/home

Google's AI Overview tells me:

The "small web" movement, also sometimes called the "smol web", aims to simplify the modern web by making content more accessible and less resource-intensive, focusing on personal, independently hosted websites and community-driven communication.

Hi AliGW
There are many different websites all over the web, you can also start your own, the basic and main concept is "Be Free!!!"


As i said to wwonderfull:

"The site is a directory and a network of independent sites, designed to operate outside the major social networks. It helps to discover and connect autonomous projects, promoting a freer and more decentralized online space."

kind regards
Mary

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