"ingo" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> "Mr" <m******r******at_hotmail_dot_fr> wrote:
> > Would this sample or tutorial I'm sharing be better off on my own personal web
> > page / blog, or a big player like Youtube, or Git Hub...? or even better, when
> > the content is good enough, into official POV-Ray ressources?
>
> in the IndieWeb community the motto is, publish on your own site first.
> Especially for social media postings. Then post and link (as a real link or just
> text) on the social media sites. Even if it are 'just' comments and even if it
> lacks context on your page/site. You have full control over your own site, not
> over other sites.  You cannot be sure of the future of archive.org or github et
> al.
>
> One thing I miss in all the web/publishing frameworks is proper versioning with
> linking back to historical versions, although on several authors can implement
> it themselves.
>
> ingo

Hi, precisely, the fact that it's "Indie" means it's relatively more expensive
to maintain long term... and individuals shutting down their sites mean all
those dynamic links loosing their sources forever if it hasn't been crawled by
something else.

There must be some process that guarantees one's site gets visited and archived
by such sites as the Internet Archive, right?

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