Likely the best and most useful blogroll page I've ever seen, and it's made by styling OPML:
@m2m Wow. This is next level web stuff to me. Love it. :)
@cstanhope it's amazing, I'm now obsessed with at least style my RSS feed. I guess I can look into OPML in the future...
@neil @cstanhope it's crazy, I didn't bother to find the author on Mastodon 🙈 and also, I didn't bother to check their homepage either. If I had I would have realized I knew that website already! I totally remember it from the time when I was researching the #indieweb @maya
@m2m @neil @cstanhope hey nw nw mastodon isn't one of those things i'd just assume somebody has, it always still feels like a delightful surprise to run into someone here
@neil thanks for the cc to @maya. I've also checked out your website and of course I remember I saw yours as well months ago, while digging indieweb stuff...
Just noticed your Bandcamp as well, looks like we share a few things :)
@m2m @neil When you do circle around to looking at the OPML parts, there's some documentation and examples available here: https://indieweb.org/OPML
@cstanhope @m2m this is so kind of you to say! it felt like archaeology, looking up XSL references to figure out how to put it together -- "past level web stuff"? :)
@maya I'm rebuilding my RSS feed right now, also applying XSL styles. I'm always late to these things. @cstanhope
@m2m That's pretty cool. XSL is a lost art.
@Downes agree, and I've ignored it for so long.
Found through an article shared by @wouter