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What does it take to be on or be part of the #indieweb?As several have shared before me:* own your domain and publish some content on itThat’s the foundation. If you have a personal website on a domain you own and control, you’re on the indieweb or part of the indieweb or however you would like to express a sense of belonging.Of course there are lots of things you can do to be more indieweb, and that’s very much a choose your own adventure journey.Maybe you’ll decide to post your content first on your personal site rather than on silos, and only post copies (syndicate) to social media walled gardens.* https://indieweb.org/POSSEMaybe you like taking an explicitly principled approach, step-by-step.* https://indieweb.org/principlesMaybe you’ll decide to entirely quit using specific silos, for any reason, whether you created a replacement with your own site, or switched to a community owned and run solution.* https://indieweb.org/silo-quitsMaybe you’re a developer and decide to implement…