Short posts on a page you own, with a feed anyone can follow. Free, the way the web used to be.
Plain markdown, one per post, with a date on top. Open it in any editor, ten years from now. No app required to read your own words.
No setup to begin. Each step after that is optional, and you can stop on any of them.
Type, send. Your page and your feed exist because your first post does.
micro.blog follows your feed today. omg.lol and more are on the runway.
On the runway: one button, a repo in your own GitHub, every post copied in, your site switched on.
On the runway: your own domain, the layout, the type, all of it. Posting never stops.
Everywhere else gets a copy that links home. Replies from those places find their way back to your post.
It's built to cost almost nothing to run, static files soon, so there's nothing to meter. It's free the way GitHub Pages is free. If anything is ever paid, it's an extra, never the posting, the page, the feed, or leaving.
Your posts, your feed, your address. Already yours, nothing to export.
Free. I send one link to confirm it’s you, and your first post makes the stream.
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