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      <title>Adding IndieWeb support to my static Hugo blog</title>
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      <description>I recently read Andros Fenollosa&amp;rsquo;s article I joined the IndieWeb, here&amp;rsquo;s what I learned and immediately went down the same rabbit hole.
I had seen the term IndieWeb before, but I always assumed it meant a vague preference for personal websites over social networks. Something nostalgic, maybe a little idealistic, but not necessarily technical.
It turns out there is a very practical side to it: small standards that let independent websites describe their content, receive links and reactions from other sites, and connect to social networks without giving up ownership of the original content.</description>
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