Manifesto
Here are the things I want, and the things I pledge. This is a personal, flexible, editable, recallable, legally non-binding manifesto for a path towards an open and free digital and web experience for everyone.
I want
- RSS to return to all blog and websites
- To be free from lock-in platforms
- A web I can truly surf on
- To find small pages on many things
- Music to be hosted locally
- Websites to be hosted at the nearest provider geographically
- To tear down web monopolies
- To have the benefits of Web2 without its big disadvantages
- To see a handcrafted web
- AI generated articles to disappear
- To be free from tracking
- More diversity in voices heard around the web
- Communities and webrings to form once again
- No overkill tools for mundane tasks
- A standards-compliant web
- A web without its bloat
- Web3 to burst into flames
I pledge
- To use open software to the maximum of my ability
- To keep a personal site that belongs entirely to me
- To help people understand their tools when I can
- To never keep a practice secret
- To do my part in building a true hyperlinked web
- To always keep a skeptical view and critical thinking
- To give a certain access to the data when I hoard it
- To help people transition to an open digital experience
- To incite people to adopt a by-default open approach without nagging too much
- To publish a blogroll / site-roll / link directory
- To at least seek out if not use the lightest possible tool for a task
- To at least attempt at making one myself if I cannot find one
- To make my way to digital sobriety, if not digital straight-edge
- To push forward the spaces, sites, projects and words of marginalized folks (including but not limited to Queer/LGBT, Black & Indigenous, Neurodivergent, Womxn, etc)
- To identify problematic digital behaviour and help stop it
You are free to copy and edit this manifesto to shape it to your own will. Released under Do What The Fuck You Want To Public Licence*.*