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author: half_elf_monk
I think I want to start a gemlog, but I'm not ready to self-host yet. Any suggestions on where I could/should look for hosting? There's so many and I don't know which ones are geared for specific communities. Where's a good general place to start?
Is there some kind of static-site generator for gemlogs? Or not the software itself, but a standard set of style guides for things like "this will make your gemlog more easily navigable by adding the appropriate links to the ends of documents, collecting an index, dating files properly, and adding tags iff wanted? Or is that against the spirit of the protocol, and I should continue using the bash scripts I've cobbled together towards that purpose?
What are the chances that the first message an intelligent species sends (or receives) across the stars is going to be some variant of a 'hello world' ? :: HIGH
Hello hello, is this thing on?