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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? 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: twtxt.net or you can see my twtxt file directly as 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?

Cool, would you care to share some of your favorites?

You can always change the name on your instance. Agree that there is no reason to use the project name, especially in this case.

Are others running Dokuwiki in production? Would much appreciate suggestions for setting up a nice wiki flow. Right now there is probably a lot of improvements to be made in terms of indexing and otherwise organizing content. I find the plain text syntax takes a while to wrap the brain around since it isn’t markdown, but certainly fun to experiment with.

How is building a collective knowledge base possible without gathering the advice of others here?

You can selfhost discovery, no problem. docs.syncthing.net/users/stdiscosrv.html