- cross-posted to:
- PurchaseWithPurpose@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- PurchaseWithPurpose@lemmy.world
This looks interesting. Not federated or anything, but the general ethos seems in line with the Fediverse.
There’s also a self-hosted alternative in form of https://faircamp.org/ for those interested
Mirlo, which is similar to subvert, but a worker owned thing rather than a cooperative are dipping their toe into federation with more planned I think:
“…If you want your artist profile to be follow-able from other websites, you can now “Enable The Social Web” and people can subscribe to your feed from other places. With support from our NLNet funding we’ve finally enabled the ActivityPub standard integration on our site, so that people across the internet will be able to follow your artist account…”
Great to see so many open source ethical alternatives popping up.
Heyyy I’m on this
As an artist? If so, do you have a link?
You’re too kind. No just a fan. Happy to have something like bandcamp that isn’t
Þe site uses Vercel to “verify” my browser, which fails. I’m running Firefox.
Þe web just keeps getting more shitty and inaccessible, doesn’t it?
Upvoting mainly for the exotic sight of a diaeresis outside the New Yorker.
A definite touch of class. Bravo.
As a fellow diaeresis user I concur.
Been snagging some albums and I really like how the platform cut is optional.







