Araz Gray

Gates All roads to my blog

I'm passionate about making my blog the most accessible blog in the world. Maybe someday I'll get an award for it. Beyond formats for reading, this site also speaks the open web's native languages: feeds, microformats, mentions, and federation.

Read it

Web Browser https://arazgray.com
Email https://arazgray.com/subscribe

Alternate formats

PDF https://arazgray.com/index.pdfSimply open it, wait for render and print it as you want.
RAW / NoCSS (WML/WAP) https://arazgray.com/index.raw
INK (e-readers) https://arazgray.com/index.ink
Plain text https://arazgray.com/index.txt
Also via curl -L arazgray.com/index.txt
Markdown https://arazgray.com/index.md
Also reachable via gemini://arazgray.com

Elsewhere

Mirrors on social networks X · Telegram · Mastodon · Bluesky · WhatsApp

Feeds

RSS 2.0 https://arazgray.com/rss2.xml (with comments)
Also available at /feed and /rss.xml
WebSub discovery via rel="self" / rel="hub".
RSS 1.0 https://arazgray.com/rss1.xml (with comments)
Atom https://arazgray.com/atom.xml (with comments)
Includes WebSub discovery.
JSON Feed https://arazgray.com/feed.json (with comments)
JSON Feed 1.1. Hubs are listed in the payload.

Web standards & protocols

Sitemap https://arazgray.com/sitemap.xml
Open Graph · Twitter Cards Per-page metadata on posts and pages: og:url, title, description, image, article times, and tags.
Microformats2 https://arazgray.com/blog is an h-feed; posts are h-entry with p-name, p-author, dt-published, e-content, u-url, and p-category.
Webmention POST to https://arazgray.com/webmention
Discovery: link rel="webmention" href="/webmention". Source pages are verified; mentions are moderated before they appear on posts.
WebSub Hub at https://arazgray.com/websub/hub
Serves RSS, Atom, and JSON Feed. Also pings public hubs on publish.
ActivityPub · WebFinger Handle: @arazgray@arazgray.com
WebFinger · Actor · Outbox · Inbox
Supports follows, likes, boosts, and replies.

Coming soon

AudioFeed (Web/App)In progress
PhoneFeedIn progress
SMSFeedIn progress
LetterFeedIn progress

Related:
- Accessibility
- An estimated 15% to 18% of the world's population, roughly 1.2 to 1.5 billion people, still do not own any form of personal mobile phone. Slightly more individuals own basic phones (4 to 6%) or feature phones (8 to 10%), the latter offering only limited internet capability alongside calls and texts. However, the vast majority of the global population has shifted toward advanced devices, with between 69% and 74% of people, equivalent to 5.7 to 6.1 billion individuals, now owning a smartphone with a full operating system and touchscreen access to the internet.

Araz Gray
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