I feel like this is what Automattic is doing with the WordPress.com Reader and Tumblr. The proposed indieweb version is Microsub https://indieweb.org/Microsub, of which there are some working examples.

https://twitter.com/cr0ybot/status/1536089688695574529 by

cory hughart .com (Twitter)

In all honesty, I’d rather have something that lets me subscribe to other WordPress sites within the backend and creates a distributed social network instead of constantly chasing the social media flavor of the week. I really think @mor10 is onto something though. https://twitter.com/mor10/status/1535680258019500032

I’d love to see another Known hosting provider pop up, as well as more development on the project. I want something that works well and gets out of the way, too.

Using Known for posting notes, likes, and bookmarks by

James (jamesg.blog)

I have been using Known for the last few weeks. Known is a publishing platform that adheres to many IndieWeb standards, from marking up posts with microformats to supporting post creation using Micropub clients. I decided to check out Known out of curiosity. I wanted to know what an IndieWeb-first, …

Indieweb memes

Chris Aldrich motivated me to make some Indieweb memes.

Meme of bar chart 'What Gives People Feelings of Power: money, status, going Indieweb. Third bar is largest by far.

Meme of man in sunglasses holding cardboard sign. Sign reads, 'Escape social media. Go Indieweb.'

Meme of dog complacently sitting in room on fire. Title text says, 'Staying on corporate social media like:' while footer says, 'There's a better way, indieweb.org'