Ask HN: Share your personal website

Article summary

The author is creating a community-maintained directory of personal websites and is asking users to share their websites to be included in the directory. The directory is hosted on GitHub and is open to any type of personal website, including blogs, digital gardens, and wikis. Users can share their websites by posting a link in the comments or by submitting a pull request on GitHub. The author aims to create a comprehensive resource for personal websites.

Main themes

• Personal websites
• Community directory
• GitHub project
• Open-source collaboration
• Online presence

What commenters say

• Sharing personal websites can help create a sense of community and encourage others to write and share their own content.
• Using pull requests on GitHub is a more efficient way to submit websites to the directory than posting links in the comments.
• The directory should include a wide range of personal websites, not just blogs, to showcase the diversity of online presence.
• Some users are concerned about the similarity between this project and existing initiatives, such as the smallweb directory.
• The directory's maintainer should prioritize adding websites that have been well-received in past discussions on the platform.
• Users appreciate the initiative and are eager to share their own websites and provide feedback on others.
• The directory's scope should be broadened to include websites that are not typically considered 'personal', such as art or UX-focused sites.
• The lack of a feed or RSS option on some personal websites can make it difficult for others to keep up with new content.