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Build websites. Make them personal. Make them portable and avoid vendor lock-in. This is the mentality we are supporting with @orbiterhost https://localghost.dev/blog/this-page-is-under-construction/

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What’s your take on personal websites beyond portfolios?

Reconciling all versions of me | Experimenting with social here

Love blogs - it’s the most personal aspect of personal websites imo

Portfolios and resumes are the norm, and sure I’d put them too, but I want to build a website that’s actually personal to who I am online - choosing what to persist from everywhere on the internet and letting it evolve

Creative works (photos, writing), banger social posts and interactions (conversations I want to give others a window to), onchain assets that I cherish - my avatar online, in personality not just pfp. 

Social media is transient, a personal website is persistent

I think people should make personal sites for anything they are interested in. I recognize it’s hard to maintain many sites though so I would have a portfolio site that also has interests. For me I like writing, so my site is a combination of portfolio, resume, and blog.