Dominik Schwind

Hank Green interviews Ze Frank. Such a delightful conversation, highly recommended

Oh, these are nice news. Manuel has started something good with these interviews and it's great to see they will continue with a new host.

Great interview with Alex Horne and Greg Davies, it's good to hear them on a format that gives them more time to answer and the questions are great as well.

I have had this post in my open tabs for a long, long time. I have always wanted to be part of a group blog, I tried a bunch of time but never really got into the groove.
I never quite manage to find people who've been on my wavelength blog-wise. (On a personal level usually very much so, don't get me wrong.) The problem there could well be me. I might need to think about it some more.

I like a good via, I should make it more obvious on my link blog and use it more on my other places.

I'm dismayed every time I see content that I like being published on Substack. (Or any other big content platform to be honest. But Substack in particular.)

I have to admit that my attention span isn't what it used to be as well - but just like Winnie I really like long, well-written blog posts and I should work on making mine a bit more verbose as well.

I agree 100%!

This is a pretty nice little public feed reader. (And I'm not just saying that because my blog is on it.)

I really like this idea!

I know that Bill Burr isn't everyone's cup of tea, but he's more often right than not.

This is rather surprising and interesting. And also: I should read more.

I'm currently (as in: since 1996) redesigning and rethinking my personal website and this question has been in my mind for a long time as well.

This is almost art

I've never been a Lonely Planet person but I always found it fascinating. And this interview with two of the people who worked on it early on is really good.

Amazing follow-up to the viral AI rant from a few days back

This is amazing

Personal websites are the best

Oh, interesting idea! The wavey underline reminds me of a spellchecker, though.

I like all of this so very much

I've looked at MT screenshots lately and remembered it fondly

I like this. It looks like a MovableType blog. (Which I think it still is.)

Lovely photos. And I miss hanging out.

What a story

This is quite a list.

I'm pretty sure that's it:

And maybe what’s missing now is simply connection.

The connections and communications moved to "Social Media" and will probably stay there.

Money ruins everything

I shall write a post with a whole bunch of recommendations. For example for my own link blog.

I'm not using 11ty but I do like the idea of using raindrop and an API to feed a linkblog

Absolutely. I do miss the short time when people just used the things we now call social media for fun but maybe it is okay the way it is right now.