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--- web_revival [2026/09/23 02:03] – [Its it Web Revival?] melon
+++ web_revival [2026/10/12 21:51] (current) – Rubbereon
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 ====== The Web Revival ======
 The Web Revival is one name for a wider internet-based movement! The name itself is derived from the Folk Revival of the mid-20th century. The Folk Revival promoted a feeling of humanity, creativity and equality at a time of rapid mechanisation; whereas the Web Revival promotes these values in the face of the rapid digitisation that surrounds us today.
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   * Is this site clunky or lacking polish? **(Yes +1)**
-Everyone has limited knowledge, how you use that knowledge is what makes site unique. Its good for things to be broken, that's an opportunity to learn. There is no end or finished project; and if you finish your site, you may have missed the point.
+Everyone has limited knowledge, how you use that knowledge is what makes a site unique. Its good for things to be broken, that's an opportunity to learn. There is no end or finished project; and if you finish your site, you may have missed the point.
 ==== Share stuff ====
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   * Does this page have credits or links to media it uses? **(Yes +1)**
-  * Is this page bloated, slow, or trying way too hard to be a sci-fi interface? **(No +1)**
+  * Is this page bloated, slow, or trying too hard to be a novelty interface? **(No +1)**
 The web has a history, an aesthetic, and technical boundaries. Always respect the materials you use, the people who created them, and the context they came from. There is a difference between bending media into a new form, and forcing it to be something its not.
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   * Melon's [[https://thoughts.melonking.net/guides/introduction-to-the-web-revival-1-what-is-the-web-revival|What is the Web Revival]]
+  * Is it Web Revival [[https://thoughts.melonking.net/thoughts/is-it-web-revival]]
   * Maggie Appleton's [[https://maggieappleton.com/garden-history|A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden]]
   * Mike Caulfield's [[https://hapgood.us/2015/10/17/the-garden-and-the-stream-a-technopastoral/|The Garden and the Stream: A Technopastoral]]