Open Web Weekly
The small web is still full of good places
Good writing turns up in personal sites, small magazines, release notes, and independent journals. A feed reader puts those places together without changing their order.
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UnreadSaturday, 29 August · 18 posts
09:12Open Web WeeklyThe small web is still full of good places
08:42Dense DiscoveryA practical guide to choosing what deserves attention
07:18Works in ProgressWhat happens when useful research leaves the lab
06:55Release NotesThree changes worth knowing before the next update
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Are posts ranked or recommended?
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Can Reafrac retrieve the full article?
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