I’m working on building out a wiki that will flow according to skill level. Still early days, but working on it.

I’ve been considering desec. Porkbun uses cloudflare for dns.

Thanks, I’ll look it over

How did it go?

Obsidian is cool. I will not use it since it is proprietary, and I’m happy with any basic markdown editor

Dokuwiki has been great so far and it is folders:files so no way would I replace it with anything more complex

Update on this: editing lang helps the default text feel relevant to those casually browsing without accounts, who are otherwise being 404’ed by ACL.

• Sidebars are critical for creating menus within namespaces
• Start pages are also important for namespace understanding in browsing
• Keeping namespace depth to 1 has been clutch so far.
• Cannot found any calendar plugin that will work with caldav and without a database.

How is that going for you?

Thanks again. Will reference this as well, and provide update with what happens.

Thanks for the thoughts. I’ll reference this as I continue working on this.

It would be helpful for such posts to include [PROPRIETARY] in the title, just as you included [META] since the majority of projects here are not proprietary.

Thanks

Listmonk itself is running and SMTP deliverability is a go. But, wondering what else would be recommended as part of running listmonk myself, now that it is usable.

It is simply a line of text, so you could always relay it into whatever system. Did you see the example where people have made it into a multi-user version on same server? https://twtxt.net/ There are also relays you can submit to to centralize.

You simply host the txt file. It doesn’t get more decentralized, to the point that centralization is the tricky part here.

Seems tuwunel is dev of previous project and this is community fork.

What do you think of Gemini? I’m currently confused by it, haha

Here is an example for someone rendering the twtxt file, including the user icons in a manner that clearly resembles normal microblogging: https://twtxt.net/ or you can see my twtxt file directly as https://txt.livingcartoon.org/latest.txt

Yep, figured it would be fun to hear from others doing similar. Got a number of posts, but just getting to a point where better indexing is important.

It looks fantastic! How did you get it so clean and modern? Bootstrap?