SlashFriends

Seems that me, and lots of other people, recently received an email from Nick Gray introducing his /slashfriends project (initiative?). Here’s the current claim A /friends page is where you link to the people you like. Remember blogrolls? And the MySpace Top 8? I want to bring that back. Linking out is generous. It’s a free gift that sends traffic, boosts SEO, and says “I like this person.” This is a directory of those pages. Currently listing 126 sites, checked daily. I kindly replied to Nick that at the moment I’m not interested, and that I will tell him (and you) my reasons in this post. “Sandy Smiles at Summer Playtime” – AI generated image by Pablo Stanley, published on Lummi.ai First. I’m blogging since early 2003. Blogrolls are nothing new to me. I went through Altavista’s website directories, webrings, blogrolls, OPML-sharing. Witnessed the blogroll revamp of the IndieWeb flourishing all over the web in many declinatios.Do we need another version of this? Maybe. Blogrolls…