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IndieWeb

The IndieWeb refers to the usage of decentralized, independently-hosted websites and personal web pages as the main form of connecting on and publishing material on the Internet, in contrast to social media. The term encompasses the movement advocating it, the web pages that make up, and the community formed around the movement.

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IndieWeb

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples34
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
Components1

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IndieWeb

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related to history · 11
IndieWeb → During, Facebook, GeoCities, GeoCities Gallery, In, Internet, Myspace, Olia Lialina, The IndieWeb, This, Yahoo
related to Culture and principles · 10
IndieWeb → Currently, Examples, IndieWebCamp, Instagram, Medium, Own Site, POSSE, Publish, Syndicate Everywhere, While
related to External links · 1
IndieWeb → Gallery

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web social pages sites personal media neocities movement around search engines culture principles links decentralized internet site usage term make

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Webmentioninstance ofTools0.80text
microformats are sometimes used to allow for distributed social communicationinstance ofTools0.80text
distribution of contentinstance ofTools0.80text
Neocitiesinstance oftypically on web hosting services0.80text
Nekowebinstance oftypically on web hosting services0.80text
or by the user themselfinstance oftypically on web hosting services0.80text
Myspaceinstance ofthe relative accessibility of social media sites0.80text
Facebook enabled them to begin replacing personal sitesinstance ofthe relative accessibility of social media sites0.80text
and search engines began to deprioritize independently hosted personal sitesinstance ofthe relative accessibility of social media sites0.80text
nostalgiainstance ofmotivated by factors0.80text
privacy concerns with social mediainstance ofmotivated by factors0.80text
and dislike for the incorporation of artificial intelligence on the webinstance ofmotivated by factors0.80text

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