Anyone can suggest a site for the FlameNet directory. You won't need an account or a link back, and a person reads every suggestion that comes in. flamenet.io/directory/submit… #SmallWeb #WebDirectory

FlameNet Messenger is private and still feels a lot like AIM. People find you by username, your buddy list shows who's online, and messages are end-to-end encrypted. It's on Android, iPhone is in TestFlight, and sign-up is open in nine countries. flamenetmessenger.com/get #Privacy

If you'd rather run your own FlameNet Messenger relay, the server is two containers and a config file. The relay, both apps and the protocol spec are all open source under the MIT licence, and the setup guide walks you through it. flamenetmessenger.com/self-h… #SelfHosted #OpenSource

The Halloween Homepage Jam is open until 31 October. Turn your homepage into a haunted house, a pumpkin patch or a graveyard for old projects, then enter it. Host it anywhere. Entering takes a free FlameNet account. flamenet.io/jam/ #Halloween #SmallWeb

You sign up for FlameNet Messenger with a username and a password. It never asks for a phone number. One-to-one messages are end-to-end encrypted by default. Nobody independent has audited it yet. flamenetmessenger.com #Privacy #Encryption

FlameNet (flamenet.io) is a web portal built the way they were around 2001: a hand-sorted web directory, forums, webrings, free HTML homepages, internet radio and a BBS. It has no feed, and it runs no ads or tracking scripts.

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