Many people dream of creating their "own space" on the internet. A place where you can let yourself run loose, either finding likeminded people or doing it just for yourself. But where do you even start?
I am one of these people, and so I have created dogspit, hosted on Nekoweb. My personal experience so far has been fantastic, but everyone fits in different spaces, and Nekoweb might not be for you.
So, this is my collection of journal, blogging and hosting services made by people, for people. Do you want to make your own space on the internet? Are you tired of your current space and want to start over? Want to branch out with so-called mirrors? Or create an entierly new space for a separate topic? Feel free to browse!
Website hosting
Nekoweb - My personal choice, made by
Dimden.
Neocities - The classic for people in the web revival movement.
Lexi's Hosting - Offers a LOT of things for free (I might actually move there...), but with a very small community. Made by
Lexi.
GitHub - I can never understand how GitHub works, but I
think you can make websites using it.
Straw.Page - Low-to-No effort website builder. Great for those not interested in coding.
tilde.club - A bunch of webpages hosted on one computer.
Glitch - It allows you 1000 hours of editing per month unless you pay, but very cute and beginner friendly.
Journals
SpaceHey - Myspace revival. Maybe more of a social media than a journal...
chiyo.org - Some sort of MySpace inspired blogging thing. Weird in the good way. (autoplay music)
Dreamwidth - Based off of Livejournal.
DeadJournal.com - Journal for intelligent, angry and old-internet edgy people.
InsaneJournal - Generally anti-cencorship.
Blogging
Bear Blog - Bear necessities web blogging platform.
Smol Pub - Tiny blogging service.
multiverse.plus - A collage based blogging service (?), apparently praised by "famous" web revival people!
Other
tiddlywiki.com - A non-linear personal web notebook.
listography - Make and share lists, need to have gmail though. (If you choose this, make sure to
stop by!)