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  1. Avisen si quieren que les añada aquí, en el #blogroll. Este sábado añado “Mi perra vida”, “Gente aburrida”, y otros que me vayan recordando.

    arielbecker.com/about

  2. Look what I made. A recently started blogroll is now showing up on my website. You can (usually) interact with it, click on links, but you need to open them in new tab. I’m so happy about this new feature. Blogrolls are the best!

    Also showing last of #12SymbolicCharacters in this short video

    #portfolio #blogroll

  3. Al fin un blogroll como Crom manda

    A veces llevar un blog es como vivir en una casa o apartamento. Tienes a tu gusto los espacios en los que te mueves habitualmente, haces de vez en cuando algún ajuste menor... y sí, siempre tienes en mente esa "gran reforma" que deberías hacer algún día. Pero en general, en tu día a día, vives tan feliz con lo que ya tienes.

    Y luego

    erekibeon.com/blog/al-fin-un-b

    #blog #blogger #blogroll #Claudeai #wordpress

  4. Ye Olde #Blogroll blogroll.org

    This looks slick, sponsored by Micro.blog apparently. #smallweb

  5. Neu in unserer Blogroll: Indie Treff 🎮

    Wer Indie-Games liebt und gern über den Tellerrand schaut, sollte dort definitiv mal vorbeischauen.

    Unsere komplette Blogroll mit weiteren spannenden Seiten findest Du hier:
    videospielgeschichten.de/blogr

    #Videospielgeschichten #Blogroll #IndieDev #IndieGames

  6. Finally got around to adding a #blogroll to @reedandpickup

    reedandpickup.com/blogroll/

    If you have a blog I haven't included, please send me the URL so I can check it out, maybe add it to the list and my RSS reader.

  7. I’m thinking a lot about adding a blogroll lately. I’m considering everything from a simple list to a full-blown reader experience. My WordPress installation is old enough to still have the Links Manager, so I might just use that.

    #Blogging #Blogroll
  8. @davew @susam Seconded. Big love for a #blogroll. Max love for one that includes an #OPML.

    Mine's gotten... a little out of control. But hey, the OPML still works!

    🔗 danq.me/blogroll/

  9. Wer von Euch hat eigentlich einen Blog und mindestens einen Artikel in diesem Jahr veröffentlicht? Ich vermisse ein bisschen die alten Zeiten. #einherzfürblogs #blogroll

  10. #blogues #indieweb #blogroll

    As redes sociais nos ensinaram a nos cercar de iguais. Mesmas opiniões, mesmos repertórios, mesmas bolhas. A desgraça do algoritmo reforçando isso o tempo todo: quanto mais previsível você for, mais ele te entrega versões de você mesmo.

    Mas o blog faz o contrário porque ele abre uma porta para desconhecidos. Pessoas que você nunca viu, de cidades que você não conhece, que hegam ali por caminhos improváveis.

    Elas leem sobre sua vida, suas ideias, seus tropeços. Às vezes deixam um comentário. Às vezes mandam um e-mail. Às vezes só passam… Mas tenho certeza absoluta que elas sempre levam algo!

    Em: Todos deveríamos blogar mais (e nos conectar mais com estranhos!)

  11. Blogrolls: What Happens When Adding One To Your Blog

    A blogroll is a curated list of links to other blogs or websites that a blogger recommends, follows, or finds interesting, which they can display on their blog. Usually shown in a blog or website’s sidebar, footer, menu bar, or dedicated page, it helps foster community, share resources, and help readers find related content. Essentially, it is a “roll” of recommended blogs. 

    Unfortunately, WordPress deprecated the Links/Blogroll widget several years ago. However, users of the Block Editor can now access the ‘Blogroll’ block to display a list of recommended or followed blogs.

    If, like me, your blog has a widget bar, you can show the blogroll there. If you don’t have a widget bar, you can display a blogroll on a page, post, or in the menubar of your blog.

    In this post, I will show you how to create a blogroll in a widget bar and on a blog post or page. I’m using an iMac desktop computer for this.

    How to add a blogroll to a widget bar.

    • On your blog’s dashboard, navigate to AppearanceWidgets and click the ‘+‘ symbol in the top right corner.
    Click Appearance – Widgets
    • Find the Blogroll block by typing ‘Blogroll’ in the search bar. Click on the Blogroll block to add it to your widget bar.
    Add the ‘Blogroll’ block

    For some reason, when you add a Blogroll block, it automatically populates with several blogs, some of which you may not recognise. I found this quite odd, but it’s simple to remove any unwanted ones.

    • To delete a blog, select the blog you wish to remove, then click the three vertical dots (kebab menu) and choose Delete.
    Deleting blogs from a Blogroll is easy
    • To add blogs, click on the ‘+‘ symbol and select from the list that appears or use the search bar to find the blogs you wish to add.
    Add or search for the blogs you want to add to your blogroll.
    • To change the name of your blogroll, click next to ‘Blogroll‘ and add your own description.
    Rename your blogroll
    • Click the Update button in the top right corner to publish the Blogroll in the widget bar.
    • Check your blog to ensure the Blogroll widget is visible. You can see the blogroll I created towards the bottom of the widget bar on the right side of my blog.

    How to add a blog roll to a page or post.

    • Add the Blogroll block anywhere on a page or post.
    • To add or remove blogs from your blogroll list, follow the instructions above.

    Remember that you can change the name of your blogroll. However, be aware that if your blogroll contains many blogs, it will take up a lot of space on the post or page.

    You can also convert your blogroll into a reusable block, now called a Pattern, by clicking on the block, then selecting the three dots (kebab menu) and choosing ‘Create Pattern.’

    Turn your blogroll into a reusable block

    A reusable block on WordPress, now often called a Synced Pattern, is a feature that allows you to save a specific block or group of blocks for use across multiple posts or pages. This is particularly helpful for those selling items on their blog, such as books. For example, if a link to your books needs updating or the price changes, the updates are automatically reflected everywhere the block appears. Clever stuff!

    To answer the question I raised in the title of this post, what happens when you add a blog roll to your site? Well, that’s straightforward. It means you promote the blogs you enjoy reading most. In doing so, you help foster a community and bring its members closer together. In turn, you’ll be supporting them in developing their blogs and community. What better way to say ‘thank you’ to those special people?

    I’m looking forward to seeing your blogrolls as I’m looking for some new blogs to follow. If you have a blogroll on your blog, let me know.

    Have you ever created a blogroll on your own blog? Which blogs or websites did you include? How do you think a blogroll can improve the reader’s experience on a blog? How often do you update your blogroll or the blogs you follow? Have you come across any new blogs from fellow bloggers’ blogrolls? If so, which ones?

    The featured image on this blog post is sourced from Pixabay. AI reviewed spelling and grammar errors.

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    You can follow me at the following sites.

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    #BlockEditor #Blogging #BloggingAdvice #BloggingHelp #BloggingQuestions #BloggingTools #Blogroll #CommunityBuilding #HowTo #Widgets #WordPress

  12. "If a reader finds one indie blog they love, they might find more on the blogroll. Blogrolls are the IndieWeb’s version of an algorithm. They keep people exploring new blogs that they probably wouldn’t have found otherwise."
    mtwb.blog/posts/2026/blogging/

    #blogging #indieweb #blogroll

  13. Por cierto, ya que estamos con el tema RSS, aquí una guía de cómo usarlo y cómo pillar feeds RSS de blogs:

    diegologs.com/guia-rss

    Y aquí mi blogroll, recomendaciones de blogs para seguir en español e inglés:

    diegologs.com/blogroll

    #blog #rss #smallweb #indieweb #blogroll

  14. Also I was very tempted to publish my #blogroll with the original title of "Drawing with zero-width characters" by Benjamin Swerdlow... it definitely crowds out the other recent entries 🤣

    sethmlarson.dev/blogroll

  15. I'm happy to finally have a Blogroll on my website! It took me some time to figure out how I wanted it to work: it's a combination of a blogroll and a postroll. I hope you'll be inspired by these awesome websites!

    https://kedara.eu/blogroll

    #blogroll #postroll #blog #blogging #indieweb

  16. Ayer al final me senté un rato al ordenador y me decidí a poner en marcha mi #blogroll. Muy sencillote, apenas un listado de sitios que leo de vez en cuando y que disfruto.

    macram.es/blogroll/

  17. things happen:

    „A lot of people didn’t like that gentleman that you’re talking about. Whether you like him or didn’t like him, things happen.“

    Donald Trump defended the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia’s role in the murder of American journalist Jamal Khashoggi by indicating that Khashoggi was to blame for his own death. via So, we’re just moving on from the sedition-execution thing? | Philip Bump on pbump.net found at Heidi Li Feldman.

    Permalink: https://schoenswetter.servus.at/547/

    #blogroll #donaldTrump #jamalKashoggi #killing #pbumpNet #philipBump #saudiArabia #uspol

  18. things happen:

    „A lot of people didn’t like that gentleman that you’re talking about. Whether you like him or didn’t like him, things happen.“

    Donald Trump defended the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia’s role in the murder of American journalist Jamal Khashoggi by indicating that Khashoggi was to blame for his own death. via So, we’re just moving on from the sedition-execution thing? | Philip Bump on pbump.net found at Heidi Li Feldman.

    Permalink: https://schoenswetter.servus.at/547/

    #blogroll #donaldTrump #jamalKashoggi #killing #pbumpNet #philipBump #saudiArabia #uspol

  19. things happen:

    „A lot of people didn’t like that gentleman that you’re talking about. Whether you like him or didn’t like him, things happen.“

    Donald Trump defended the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia’s role in the murder of American journalist Jamal Khashoggi by indicating that Khashoggi was to blame for his own death. via So, we’re just moving on from the sedition-execution thing? | Philip Bump on pbump.net found at Heidi Li Feldman.

    Permalink: https://schoenswetter.servus.at/547/

    #blogroll #donaldTrump #jamalKashoggi #killing #pbumpNet #philipBump #saudiArabia #uspol

  20. things happen:

    „A lot of people didn’t like that gentleman that you’re talking about. Whether you like him or didn’t like him, things happen.“

    Donald Trump defended the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia’s role in the murder of American journalist Jamal Khashoggi by indicating that Khashoggi was to blame for his own death. via So, we’re just moving on from the sedition-execution thing? | Philip Bump on pbump.net found at Heidi Li Feldman.

    Permalink: https://schoenswetter.servus.at/547/

    #blogroll #donaldTrump #jamalKashoggi #killing #pbumpNet #philipBump #saudiArabia #uspol

  21. things happen:

    „A lot of people didn’t like that gentleman that you’re talking about. Whether you like him or didn’t like him, things happen.“

    Donald Trump defended the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia’s role in the murder of American journalist Jamal Khashoggi by indicating that Khashoggi was to blame for his own death. via So, we’re just moving on from the sedition-execution thing? | Philip Bump on pbump.net found at Heidi Li Feldman.

    Permalink: https://schoenswetter.servus.at/547/

    #blogroll #donaldTrump #jamalKashoggi #killing #pbumpNet #philipBump #saudiArabia #uspol

  22. Champagner Renette meets Miami Vice

    Nachts wirds frisch mit sechs Grad. Ein eingedrehtes Tief dreht sich mit viel Wind um sich selbst und schickt lange Bänder Regen über das platte Land an der Elbe. Windräder sind die einzigen, die das freut. B. war gestern draußen spazieren und hat mir einen kleinen grünen Apfel mitgebracht, einen vergessenen, den die Plünderer am Apfelweg bei Tornesch vergessen haben. "Champagner Renette" klingt eher nach St. Pauli Nachtklub in den 70er Jahren; schmeckt aber frisch und lecker obwohl […]

    blog.ring2.de/champagner-renet

  23. Anything new on your #blogroll these days? I'm looking for more cool folks to follow along on the web.

    #blog #rss

  24. Of Coffee With WinterABC2025: Wrapped

    Coffee With WinterABC 2025 Wrapped

    https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/aenAtngBCUb

    If you were having coffee with me, I would welcome you to my tangle of words as as I wrap up my 2025 edition of WinterABC. A digital storytelling festival curated via Afrobloggers.

    I have been blogging on WordPress since 2012 which makes this my 13th year blogging and my 7th time participating in the Afrobloggers WinterABC. Yes, I have been there from the start, otherwise how could I possibly invite anyone else to be part of journey, I would not dare… gotta walk the talk.

    If you were having coffee with me, I would tell you that a monthly blogging challenge is intense and I tip my hat to anyone, who so much as attempts, to go through this trial by fire. I keep reminding my fellow storytellers, that its called A Challenge and not an easy peasy lemon squeasy… if it were easy, everyone would be here at the finish line… but also its not a race or a competition, it’s a celebration of our voices and shared experiences, in a world where we are told how to tell our stories.

    What I have learnt over the years, about WinterABC, is that you have to plan ahead, have a rough idea on the posts you are going to write about, while some more organised content creators create their posts ahead of time, the least one can do is have a guide on what they will write about, which is why WinterABC prompts are released before June begins…

    My WinterABC25 drafts

    My traffic from African countries increases in June and its because of the WinterABC challenge and its participants. For a month the African blogging space comes alive as familiar and new connections come together and be part of a community they never knew they needed until they found themselves a part of.

    June Analytics Becoming The Muse

    I am always happy to see familiar names who have walked this journey with us before and happiest to see the new adventurers, who dare, to try out WinterABC so shout out to the following:

    Write Grace Thrive: Body, Mind & Soul
    Mowabites Worldwide
    The 5am Soliloquy
    Samantha’s Blog
    Candid Narrative Media
    Her Musings: Kindled Thoughts of an Afro-Millenial Soul

    If you were having coffee with me, I would tell you not to let my seeming ease in the WinterABC fool you into thinking that its easy… I also look at some of the prompts and sweat and say, nope, I am not writing that one.. the hardest post for me this challenge was the feminism prompt which I wrote on The F-word followed by the social commentary one for round about reasons. The rest of my WinterABC2025 posts can be found on button below:

    #WinterBC25

    As a blogging uncle, obviously, I should plug you with some of the posts that are still in my head from this edition of WinterABC in no particular order🏆

    Joseyhina’s world: Community Becomes A Muse
    Penelope Sanyu: Every story has a closing chapter, even this one! Sigh
    The Baobab: Takudzwanashe on air!
    The Sparrow: The Power Of Storytelling
    Bird View: Writing My Way Forward
    Dialectics: WinterABC25 – The Mad Blogger Thoughts
    Intentionally Beautiful: Feminism Has A Voice
    The Loud Introvert: Marriage: Traditional Steps In Zambia
    Lindani’s Space: Can I make a living in Malawi as a blogger
    Ntomby Writes: Writing Gives Me Wings

    You can also browse some of the WinterABC posts via the WordPress reader in the link below.

    WinterABC25

    If you were having coffee with me I would tell you that WinterABC is the crucible through which African Bloggers are shaped, and we are taking back our narrative one blog post at a time… If you see us in the streets do stop by and say hello…

    Its always bittersweet getting to the end of June, but now I return to my at least one post a week blogging schedule.

    Whats been happening in your neck of the woods?

    ~B

    #WinterABC25

    Buy Me Coffee

    Support My Tangle Of Words ☕

    $2.00

    Click here to purchase.

    #Africa #blogging #Blogroll #coffeeshare #GlobalSouth #WinterABC2025 #winterabc25 #WinterBC #WinterBC25

  25. Of Coffee With WinterABC2025: Wrapped

    Coffee With WinterABC 2025 Wrapped

    https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/aenAtngBCUb

    If you were having coffee with me, I would welcome you to my tangle of words as as I wrap up my 2025 edition of WinterABC. A digital storytelling festival curated via Afrobloggers.

    I have been blogging on WordPress since 2012 which makes this my 13th year blogging and my 7th time participating in the Afrobloggers WinterABC. Yes, I have been there from the start, otherwise how could I possibly invite anyone else to be part of journey, I would not dare… gotta walk the talk.

    If you were having coffee with me, I would tell you that a monthly blogging challenge is intense and I tip my hat to anyone, who so much as attempts, to go through this trial by fire. I keep reminding my fellow storytellers, that its called A Challenge and not an easy peasy lemon squeasy… if it were easy, everyone would be here at the finish line… but also its not a race or a competition, it’s a celebration of our voices and shared experiences, in a world where we are told how to tell our stories.

    What I have learnt over the years, about WinterABC, is that you have to plan ahead, have a rough idea on the posts you are going to write about, while some more organised content creators create their posts ahead of time, the least one can do is have a guide on what they will write about, which is why WinterABC prompts are released before June begins…

    My WinterABC25 drafts

    My traffic from African countries increases in June and its because of the WinterABC challenge and its participants. For a month the African blogging space comes alive as familiar and new connections come together and be part of a community they never knew they needed until they found themselves a part of.

    June Analytics Becoming The Muse

    I am always happy to see familiar names who have walked this journey with us before and happiest to see the new adventurers, who dare, to try out WinterABC so shout out to the following:

    Write Grace Thrive: Body, Mind & Soul
    Mowabites Worldwide
    The 5am Soliloquy
    Samantha’s Blog
    Candid Narrative Media
    Her Musings: Kindled Thoughts of an Afro-Millenial Soul

    If you were having coffee with me, I would tell you not to let my seeming ease in the WinterABC fool you into thinking that its easy… I also look at some of the prompts and sweat and say, nope, I am not writing that one.. the hardest post for me this challenge was the feminism prompt which I wrote on The F-word followed by the social commentary one for round about reasons. The rest of my WinterABC2025 posts can be found on button below:

    #WinterBC25

    As a blogging uncle, obviously, I should plug you with some of the posts that are still in my head from this edition of WinterABC in no particular order🏆

    Joseyhina’s world: Community Becomes A Muse
    Penelope Sanyu: Every story has a closing chapter, even this one! Sigh
    The Baobab: Takudzwanashe on air!
    The Sparrow: The Power Of Storytelling
    Bird View: Writing My Way Forward
    Dialectics: WinterABC25 – The Mad Blogger Thoughts
    Intentionally Beautiful: Feminism Has A Voice
    The Loud Introvert: Marriage: Traditional Steps In Zambia
    Lindani’s Space: Can I make a living in Malawi as a blogger
    Ntomby Writes: Writing Gives Me Wings

    You can also browse some of the WinterABC posts via the WordPress reader in the link below.

    WinterABC25

    If you were having coffee with me I would tell you that WinterABC is the crucible through which African Bloggers are shaped, and we are taking back our narrative one blog post at a time… If you see us in the streets do stop by and say hello…

    Its always bittersweet getting to the end of June, but now I return to my at least one post a week blogging schedule.

    Whats been happening in your neck of the woods?

    ~B

    #WinterABC25

    Buy Me Coffee

    Support My Tangle Of Words ☕

    $2.00

    Click here to purchase.

    #Africa #blogging #Blogroll #coffeeshare #GlobalSouth #WinterABC2025 #winterabc25 #WinterBC #WinterBC25

  26. Of Coffee With WinterABC2025: Wrapped

    Coffee With WinterABC 2025 Wrapped

    https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/aenAtngBCUb

    If you were having coffee with me, I would welcome you to my tangle of words as as I wrap up my 2025 edition of WinterABC. A digital storytelling festival curated via Afrobloggers.

    I have been blogging on WordPress since 2012 which makes this my 13th year blogging and my 7th time participating in the Afrobloggers WinterABC. Yes, I have been there from the start, otherwise how could I possibly invite anyone else to be part of journey, I would not dare… gotta walk the talk.

    If you were having coffee with me, I would tell you that a monthly blogging challenge is intense and I tip my hat to anyone, who so much as attempts, to go through this trial by fire. I keep reminding my fellow storytellers, that its called A Challenge and not an easy peasy lemon squeasy… if it were easy, everyone would be here at the finish line… but also its not a race or a competition, it’s a celebration of our voices and shared experiences, in a world where we are told how to tell our stories.

    What I have learnt over the years, about WinterABC, is that you have to plan ahead, have a rough idea on the posts you are going to write about, while some more organised content creators create their posts ahead of time, the least one can do is have a guide on what they will write about, which is why WinterABC prompts are released before June begins…

    My WinterABC25 drafts

    My traffic from African countries increases in June and its because of the WinterABC challenge and its participants. For a month the African blogging space comes alive as familiar and new connections come together and be part of a community they never knew they needed until they found themselves a part of.

    June Analytics Becoming The Muse

    I am always happy to see familiar names who have walked this journey with us before and happiest to see the new adventurers, who dare, to try out WinterABC so shout out to the following:

    Write Grace Thrive: Body, Mind & Soul
    Mowabites Worldwide
    The 5am Soliloquy
    Samantha’s Blog
    Candid Narrative Media
    Her Musings: Kindled Thoughts of an Afro-Millenial Soul

    If you were having coffee with me, I would tell you not to let my seeming ease in the WinterABC fool you into thinking that its easy… I also look at some of the prompts and sweat and say, nope, I am not writing that one.. the hardest post for me this challenge was the feminism prompt which I wrote on The F-word followed by the social commentary one for round about reasons. The rest of my WinterABC2025 posts can be found on button below:

    #WinterBC25

    As a blogging uncle, obviously, I should plug you with some of the posts that are still in my head from this edition of WinterABC in no particular order🏆

    Joseyhina’s world: Community Becomes A Muse
    Penelope Sanyu: Every story has a closing chapter, even this one! Sigh
    The Baobab: Takudzwanashe on air!
    The Sparrow: The Power Of Storytelling
    Bird View: Writing My Way Forward
    Dialectics: WinterABC25 – The Mad Blogger Thoughts
    Intentionally Beautiful: Feminism Has A Voice
    The Loud Introvert: Marriage: Traditional Steps In Zambia
    Lindani’s Space: Can I make a living in Malawi as a blogger
    Ntomby Writes: Writing Gives Me Wings

    You can also browse some of the WinterABC posts via the WordPress reader in the link below.

    WinterABC25

    If you were having coffee with me I would tell you that WinterABC is the crucible through which African Bloggers are shaped, and we are taking back our narrative one blog post at a time… If you see us in the streets do stop by and say hello…

    Its always bittersweet getting to the end of June, but now I return to my at least one post a week blogging schedule.

    Whats been happening in your neck of the woods?

    ~B

    #WinterABC25

    Buy Me Coffee

    Support My Tangle Of Words ☕

    $2.00

    Click here to purchase.

    #Africa #blogging #Blogroll #coffeeshare #GlobalSouth #WinterABC2025 #winterabc25 #WinterBC #WinterBC25

  27. Of Coffee With WinterABC2025: Wrapped

    Coffee With WinterABC 2025 Wrapped

    https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/aenAtngBCUb

    If you were having coffee with me, I would welcome you to my tangle of words as as I wrap up my 2025 edition of WinterABC. A digital storytelling festival curated via Afrobloggers.

    I have been blogging on WordPress since 2012 which makes this my 13th year blogging and my 7th time participating in the Afrobloggers WinterABC. Yes, I have been there from the start, otherwise how could I possibly invite anyone else to be part of journey, I would not dare… gotta walk the talk.

    If you were having coffee with me, I would tell you that a monthly blogging challenge is intense and I tip my hat to anyone, who so much as attempts, to go through this trial by fire. I keep reminding my fellow storytellers, that its called A Challenge and not an easy peasy lemon squeasy… if it were easy, everyone would be here at the finish line… but also its not a race or a competition, it’s a celebration of our voices and shared experiences, in a world where we are told how to tell our stories.

    What I have learnt over the years, about WinterABC, is that you have to plan ahead, have a rough idea on the posts you are going to write about, while some more organised content creators create their posts ahead of time, the least one can do is have a guide on what they will write about, which is why WinterABC prompts are released before June begins…

    My WinterABC25 drafts

    My traffic from African countries increases in June and its because of the WinterABC challenge and its participants. For a month the African blogging space comes alive as familiar and new connections come together and be part of a community they never knew they needed until they found themselves a part of.

    June Analytics Becoming The Muse

    I am always happy to see familiar names who have walked this journey with us before and happiest to see the new adventurers, who dare, to try out WinterABC so shout out to the following:

    Write Grace Thrive: Body, Mind & Soul
    Mowabites Worldwide
    The 5am Soliloquy
    Samantha’s Blog
    Candid Narrative Media
    Her Musings: Kindled Thoughts of an Afro-Millenial Soul

    If you were having coffee with me, I would tell you not to let my seeming ease in the WinterABC fool you into thinking that its easy… I also look at some of the prompts and sweat and say, nope, I am not writing that one.. the hardest post for me this challenge was the feminism prompt which I wrote on The F-word followed by the social commentary one for round about reasons. The rest of my WinterABC2025 posts can be found on button below:

    #WinterBC25

    As a blogging uncle, obviously, I should plug you with some of the posts that are still in my head from this edition of WinterABC in no particular order🏆

    Joseyhina’s world: Community Becomes A Muse
    Penelope Sanyu: Every story has a closing chapter, even this one! Sigh
    The Baobab: Takudzwanashe on air!
    The Sparrow: The Power Of Storytelling
    Bird View: Writing My Way Forward
    Dialectics: WinterABC25 – The Mad Blogger Thoughts
    Intentionally Beautiful: Feminism Has A Voice
    The Loud Introvert: Marriage: Traditional Steps In Zambia
    Lindani’s Space: Can I make a living in Malawi as a blogger
    Ntomby Writes: Writing Gives Me Wings

    You can also browse some of the WinterABC posts via the WordPress reader in the link below.

    WinterABC25

    If you were having coffee with me I would tell you that WinterABC is the crucible through which African Bloggers are shaped, and we are taking back our narrative one blog post at a time… If you see us in the streets do stop by and say hello…

    Its always bittersweet getting to the end of June, but now I return to my at least one post a week blogging schedule.

    Whats been happening in your neck of the woods?

    ~B

    #WinterABC25

    Buy Me Coffee

    Support My Tangle Of Words ☕

    $2.00

    Click here to purchase.

    #Africa #blogging #Blogroll #coffeeshare #GlobalSouth #WinterABC2025 #winterabc25 #WinterBC #WinterBC25

  28. I unsubscribed from all Substack newsletters a while back, including their RSS feeds.

    I still miss a few of them, but there are SO MANY other good newsletters/blogs to enjoy that don't ask you to rub elbows with Nazis, and we should spotlight our favorites instead.

    My #blogroll has 10 of my current must-reads I recommend to everyone.

    #SocialReboot

    loudpoet.com/blogroll/

  29. I am so old, that I can safely say that #webring [1] and #blogroll are the true origin of the #fediverse ;) A federated network that brought people together based on shared interests. #ActvityPub brings that approach back and allows us to leave the centralised networks behind. Things are getting better, IMHO :)

    [1] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webring

  30. Rewrote my welcome page and made a blogroll for friend and more, and tomorrow I'll be sharing my /uses page!

    #slashpages #blogroll #RadicalWebDesign

  31. There's no better place than the Fediverse to celebrate and revive blogs! On this 3108 (looks like BLOG) share your list of favorite blogs! And help your friends take back control of their data & work by creating their own blog 💪

    For the occasion I've created a Blogroll page on mine: https://www.loicrobert.fr/blogroll/ 💡

    #worldBlogDay #blogRoll