Plume
Federated blogging engine for the fediverse
Plume is a free, open-source, federated blogging platform written in Rust. Multiple authors can publish on shared blogs, and posts federate across the fediverse via ActivityPub.
Key features
- Federated blogging
- Multiple authors per blog
- ActivityPub support
- Markdown editor
Pros & cons
Strengths
- Lightweight Rust backend
- Collaborative blogs
Trade-offs
- Development has slowed
- Small ecosystem
Plume replaces
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