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Yah to both you and @KinNectar@kbin.run that example just caught my eye as “in the spirit of the asked question, looks cool” but I don’t have any actual knowledge about Plume (or any of the blogging options).
This seems like maybe a resource you’re looking for as it has many, many choices in this space: https://codeberg.org/fediverse/delightful-fediverse-apps
I don’t blog, but this one catches my eye as an interesting platform (in that you don’t have to self host it but you can if desired): https://fediverse.blog/ (Plume is the engine, https://github.com/Plume-org/Plume)
I do a ton of wiki work though, and one thing is cemented in my brain: data portability is a must-have. Choose a solution which has data which can be exported/imported in some standardized format - mediaWiki may be great software, but the pain of converting it’s deep markup language into something else (say, Markdown) is just painful. My workplace switched wiki software must be 3, 4 times over the years and just migrating data from one to the other (say, mediaWiki to Confluence) is just… pain and suffering.
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