It’s not for me but I hope projects like this will encourage more people to make their own, simple sites.
My impression is, a lot of people outside of the savvy folks here regard web pages like half magic, half scary science they could never make themselves. That’s the sort of apprehension that corporate services thrive on, and continue to keep Normie’s from maintaining their own sites.
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It’s not for me but I hope projects like this will encourage more people to make their own, simple sites.
My impression is, a lot of people outside of the savvy folks here regard web pages like half magic, half scary science they could never make themselves. That’s the sort of apprehension that corporate services thrive on, and continue to keep Normie’s from maintaining their own sites.