>>9340088
>>This platform suits this anon's needs. No interest in other platforms at this time.
<Agree, but…
>Can you create something that allows any individual to be their own web publisher?
>Just for community information:
>1. Learn to code
>2. Find a computer in the dumpster
>3. Put a linux on it
>4. Apache
>5. You're a "web publisher," WTF ever that means
>I don't understand why this is thought of as some lost black art nowadays. The internet is simply a network of computers, not a syndicate of companies that one must join. Just add a damn computer to the network and do whatever you want with it. No, you won't be able handle thousands of simultaneous connections. Yes, might break your ISP's TOS, but fuck 'em–they never notice unless you're blasting CP or copyrighted material everywhere. The only thing really stopping anyone from establishing a presence on the web is the fact that everyone forgot that they can do so without an intermediary like FB/Geocities (oldfag lol)/whatever.
>Just do it.
Oh good, you correctly read my comment. Hopefully you picked up that this is the exact reason why the interest for doing this is at zero, at this time.'
Why?
The second you decide to not be anon by self-publishing, you are are a target, even if you've done your homework and know what you are doing. This place is monitored by State level assets.